205 Gti Specialist Around N-wales Or Chester

[Guest craig5]

i have just bought a 1989 1.9 gti and was wondering if anyone know's of a good gti specialist around the n-wales/chester area thanks

[RAF_gti 0]

Skip Brown Cars at Tarporley near Crewe.

 

Very very good.

[paul205mi16 4]

Hi Craig.

 

What exactly do u need doing m8? whats the problem?

 

By the way, I am 10mins from you, Although my knowledge is limited and is only from Past errors and info from this eccellent site.

Paul.

[pug_ham 245 3 Cars]

As already said, Skip Browns or possibly:

Mikeanics

22, Silk St, Congleton, Cheshire CW12 4DH

Tel: 01260 297115 .

 

Graham.

[BERTMAN 40 1 Cars]

congleton is miles too far away from chester, best bet is probably skip browns

[mos 1]

from personal bad experience, skip brown are alot better than mikeanics, i wont be going there ever again!

[Guest craig5]

Hi Craig.

 

What exactly do u need doing m8? whats the problem?

 

By the way, I am 10mins from you, Although my knowledge is limited and is only from Past errors and info from this eccellent site.

Paul.

 

 

hi paul i am just gaining info at the moment i am going to use the car for the odd sunday drive and track day-is there a big differance in having the 1.6 gearbox in the 1.9 engine?

[paul205mi16 4]

Hi.

Yes there is a fair difference craig, The 1.6 box is shorter than the 1.9 one. There are some comparison charts on here and it has been well covered inc 1.6/1.9/1.9mi16 boxs. The 1.9/mi16 box are better for motor way crusing, as the 1.6 box i believe make around 4500RMP @ 70MPH-But I can't remember exact figure,I'd say do a search m8.

Paul.

Edited March 23, 2007 by paul205mi16

[Mr_E 7]

HI

 

Im not far from Wrexham, and tuning wise my cars have all gone to Pete Morgan at Balmuir Garage in Gresford. Hes behind the Texaco garage there.

 

Took my Steel Grey for a tune the other day and its bog standard, 138k miles, 16 years old and still got 105bhp at the flywheel. It only had 95 when I turned up so it pulls a lot better now.

 

I do use Skip Browns for other bits n pieces too.

 

Cheers

Paul