My mexican beetle from the uk

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My mexican beetle from the uk

Beitragvon Chappers7 » Mo 22. Jul 2013, 22:44

1999 mexican 1600i
Fondmetal lattice alloys
16x8 rear
16x7 front
Or Porsche Fuchs 15x7
Narrowed/lowered 4" front beam
Porsche re-drilled hubs
Lowered rear torsion bar with bugpack shocks and a sway away bar
Bild
Hope you like it, I am looking at tuning the engine maybe 1641/1776 any guidance would be much appreciated.
Hope you guys like it :-)
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Re: My mexican beetle from the uk

Beitragvon Refue » Di 23. Jul 2013, 07:31

Good morning from Holland, is this also a beetle from "apple 2000"?
I'm interested for more info about this company.

Have a lot of fun with you Volkaswagen "Käfer" it's a beautiful car!

Grz
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Re: My mexican beetle from the uk

Beitragvon Chappers7 » Di 23. Jul 2013, 10:24

Glad you like it Mine was imported by beetles uk
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Re: My mexican beetle from the uk

Beitragvon Surfin'Bird » Mi 24. Jul 2013, 01:39

Nice bug, I really like those wheels!

Are you planning on upgrading the engine with a DIY programmable ECU like Megasquirt or do you want to use the original Digifant?
Some here are driving "1800i"s (1776) with chipped Digifant ECU by Manfred, the owner of this page. Don't know if there's anybody in the UK who could adapt the ECU...


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Re: My mexican beetle from the uk

Beitragvon Chappers7 » Mi 24. Jul 2013, 19:50

Hi marcel I am in the early stages of looking in to it really, would love a bit more power but still keep it reliable
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Re: My mexican beetle from the uk

Beitragvon aviator » Mi 18. Sep 2013, 17:54

1776ccm and Manfred's chip will give you a very reliable 70-72 horsepower without any major changes other than the 90.5mm pistons and cylinders. I would say that would be the most bang for the buck (value for money). You could do like fellow forum member red1600i who has changed almost everything on his engine, spent thousands but now has more than 100HP from his 1776. Easier said than done, though. Go for option one and you won't regret it.
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