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Old Nov 8th, 2009, 11:06   #11
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It must be a welish thing
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Old Nov 8th, 2009, 14:37   #12
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what is your problem why do you think you know it all when you clearly dont if you are not interested in buying then dont post comments to me please thanks
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I think his 'problem' is that he's suspicious that you're trying to sell a 1997 "R" manifold as if it were a 2003+ "R" manifold. One has significant value, while the other doesn't (being, unless I'm very much mistaken, identical to a normal T5 manifold)...and your initial advert was far from clear regarding which these were.

I believe you're honest, and any potential confusion was unintentional...but some might claim otherwise, so let's not give them room to accuse you of that. Just to clear it up, if you'd like me to change the thread title to "2 1997 'R' manifolds", I'd be happy to do so...

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Old Nov 8th, 2009, 23:19   #14
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what is your problem why do you think you know it all when you clearly dont if you are not interested in buying then dont post comments to me please thanks
Unlike yourself my good man I do know it all
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I think his 'problem' is that he's suspicious that you're trying to sell a 1997 "R" manifold as if it were a 2003+ "R" manifold. One has significant value, while the other doesn't (being, unless I'm very much mistaken, identical to a normal T5 manifold)...and your initial advert was far from clear regarding which these were.

I believe you're honest, and any potential confusion was unintentional...but some might claim otherwise, so let's not give them room to accuse you of that. Just to clear it up, if you'd like me to change the thread title to "2 1997 'R' manifolds", I'd be happy to do so...

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hello yeah thats fine to change and as i did in the 2nd post i changed it to 1997 r manifold and the other guy just kept on and on ect and now im bord of hearing from him thanks for your help kind regards me
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ok so if you know it all then please give me some decent info on what iso lead and other leads adapters i need for my volvo v70 r awd r reg 1997 plate with the dolby sound system so i can fit my kenwood dvd single din headunit and keep the dolby as my headunit has the dolby and dts built in. ive got the single din dash kit so thats fine to fit.

and do you know how to convert the awd system on the above car to fwd as iv done the conversion and would love to here on what you would do and the full ins and out on what is involved and time ect if you can show me your own words on this whole conversion and parts involved i would say you do know it all on volvos and not on other cars and ile be happy to offer you the (know it all award) ile look forward to here from you soon with info or no info thanks and kind regards me
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ok so if you know it all then please give me some decent info on what iso lead and other leads adapters i need for my volvo v70 r awd r reg 1997 plate with the dolby sound system so i can fit my kenwood dvd single din headunit and keep the dolby as my headunit has the dolby and dts built in. ive got the single din dash kit so thats fine to fit.

and do you know how to convert the awd system on the above car to fwd as iv done the conversion and would love to here on what you would do and the full ins and out on what is involved and time ect if you can show me your own words on this whole conversion and parts involved i would say you do know it all on volvos and not on other cars and ile be happy to offer you the (know it all award) ile look forward to here from you soon with info or no info thanks and kind regards me
Sorry bambam but I'm not after any of your awards

Just because you have converted your AWD into an FWD car doesn't mean you have done a total conversion

However if you have then you would of changed the gearbox(which I know you haven't)You would of also removed the transfer box and fitted the T5 offside front drive shaft

You would of also removed the AWD fuel tank and fitted the FWD tank(which again I know you haven't)You would of also fitted the rear(complete) chassis.Again which you haven't.

However the simplest way is to just remove the prop shaft.
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Does the Kenny HU have an amp built in for the centre speaker? If so, that should just plug in. Then ditch the separate surround module and just use the speaker. Autoleads do a DIN to RCA phono harness for SC900/901 equipped cars.

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Sorry bambam but I'm not after any of your awards

Just because you have converted your AWD into an FWD car doesn't mean you have done a total conversion

However if you have then you would of changed the gearbox(which I know you haven't)You would of also removed the transfer box and fitted the T5 offside front drive shaft

You would of also removed the AWD fuel tank and fitted the FWD tank(which again I know you haven't)You would of also fitted the rear(complete) chassis.Again which you haven't.

However the simplest way is to just remove the prop shaft.
wrong again as the awd driveshaft dont have to be changed at all as it just fits back into the gearbox with no mods at all and dont have to change gearbox, the transfer box just comes off with no probs, the propshaft cant just come off on its own as the transfer box will still spin and cause shaking and slow the car down due to the power going through the transfer box so whats the point in just taking off the propshaft and leaving the angle gear as you got to take it off, the awd petrol tank stays there no need to change it, and the awd rear beam and diff needs to be changed to a fwd one because the extra weight of the awd to the fwd one is a hell of alot more in weight and size due to the diff and part of the propshaft and yes its all been done by me and my mate on the ramps in about half a day and yes its all been converted to fwd only thing left is rear diff to remove and replace thanks for asking tho and not giving the right info as normal

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Does the Kenny HU have an amp built in for the centre speaker? If so, that should just plug in. Then ditch the separate surround module and just use the speaker. Autoleads do a DIN to RCA phono harness for SC900/901 equipped cars.

Thread title will be changed in a moment...

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thank you for the info ile go and check it out soon. also thanks for the thread change my mistake, kind regards me
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