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Check specs

JæKæ · 2007-12-21 00:17:20

What's the best way of checking specs for your engine? BHP etc.

21-12-2007 12:17am

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JæKæ

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What's the best way of checking specs for your engine? BHP etc.

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#2 21-12-2007 12:25am

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for newer cars, carzone has the info.
for older cars use wikipedia, it's usually accurate on that sort of thing

what's the car.

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#3 21-12-2007 4:50am

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http://www.carfolio.com/specifications/

Not much use for Irish tax specials like 1.4 VWs and 1.6 BMWs but lots of other stuff on there.

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#4 21-12-2007 9:35am

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I find carfolio the best way to find specs. They do have almost everything if you go finding it.

Wikipedia gives you too much history on the car itsself, but not very much engine specifications.

Hj

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#5 21-12-2007 10:07am

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There is also www.parkers.co.uk

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#6 21-12-2007 6:10pm

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colm_mcm wrote: »

for newer cars, carzone has the info.
for older cars use wikipedia, it's usually accurate on that sort of thing

what's the car.

It's a Mk III Golf 1.8, Canadian model. There's a few different ones listed on Wikipedia. I'm not sure which one I have.

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