Issues with caring for a Euro car?
07-12-2002, 06:39 PM
#17
Rennlist Member
Jessa,
A '85 Euro is a great car ! The British version was called an S2, but in mainland Europe they were still called the S.
They are high compression motors, so need 96 RON fuel. There is a optional connector that can allow you to run on 92RON but degrades the performance a bit.
The '86 models are even better, they have some of the S4 bits, like the 4 pot Brembo brakes, seats and more warning lights on the dash.
Emmissions shouldn't be a problem, they have LH fuel injection, and an air pump.
there is lots of help on lists like the 928GB list on Yahoo Groups.
John
A '85 Euro is a great car ! The British version was called an S2, but in mainland Europe they were still called the S.
They are high compression motors, so need 96 RON fuel. There is a optional connector that can allow you to run on 92RON but degrades the performance a bit.
The '86 models are even better, they have some of the S4 bits, like the 4 pot Brembo brakes, seats and more warning lights on the dash.
Emmissions shouldn't be a problem, they have LH fuel injection, and an air pump.
there is lots of help on lists like the 928GB list on Yahoo Groups.
John
