Welcome young one (I have a few years on you)! Add your location to your profile, you be pleasantly surprised to find other memebers in your area. Injected B6s will require the injected wiring, fuel delivery etc. Carbed B6s were available here in Canada at least as late as the '86 model year.
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just bought this festiva saturday, its an 88 carburated 1.3. my goals will be first to do the aspire brake swap, I will then focus on what type of engine swap I want. looking for an easy swap that will bolt directly up to existing mounts and transmission. one question I have is since my engine is carburated, will I need all fuel injection crap or is there a b6 carburated swap? more to come, I am 43yrs old and I have loved these cars forever.
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Changed the oil today. I generally go about 6k miles on a change when I'm running the ol Royal Purple. And I took it 6.5k this time.
In any case, since Canadian Tire wanted $15/qt for the purple stuff, I went with a full synthetic that marketed as comparable to the Purp on the shelf. They also didn't have the K&N or Mobil1 filter that I normally run, so I got the best Fram they had for the money. Pics attached of the goodies. Maybe this oil will work out as good as the Purp. And so far, with the general Lucas stabilizer I add, it seems to be running good.
Here's the stuff. On sale $5.89/qt. Filter was $13.
-James
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Originally posted by TorqueEffect View PostYeah, my brakes lines are getting pretty bad.
I still think Ohio probably is one of the worst states, if not THE worst state for rust. I have seen like 10 year old cars with large holes down the length of the doors from where they rusted out. Dodge Caravans seem to be the biggest problem vehicle for this, also those Caravans get wicked bad strut tower rust. My friend's girlfriend's mother's Caravan has a hole in the strut tower almost as big as my fist.
-James
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Yeah, my brakes lines are getting pretty bad.
I still think Ohio probably is one of the worst states, if not THE worst state for rust. I have seen like 10 year old cars with large holes down the length of the doors from where they rusted out. Dodge Caravans seem to be the biggest problem vehicle for this, also those Caravans get wicked bad strut tower rust. My friend's girlfriend's mother's Caravan has a hole in the strut tower almost as big as my fist.
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Originally posted by defprun View PostBlack oxide still rusts after a while so I can imagine the same would happen to red
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Originally posted by scitzz View Post
-James
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Black oxide still rusts after a while so I can imagine the same would happen to red
Sent from the trash can.
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Originally posted by frankenfester View PostThis would be a good chance for you to prevent that rust if they're all newer lines. Give them even just a coat of primer. As far as I've seen overall in Canada, the cars are eat up with rust. I've precoated the bottom with some red oxide just to prevent that from happening to mine. I am however, making most of the body rusty, so it kind of defeats the purpose. It will be only surface rust though.
-James
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Originally posted by scitzz View PostTIL what a pain in the butt it is to replace stock brake lines with stock brake lines on a northern Festiva
-James
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TIL what a pain in the butt it is to replace stock brake lines with stock brake lines on a northern Festiva
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Drove my stock Festiva.....
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