MKI = Rabbit 1980-84/ MII = Golf 2 1985-92 / MKIII= Golf 3 1983-88/ MKIV= Golf 4 1999-05/ MKV= Rabbit 2006-09/ MKVI = Golf6 2010-open end.
CL,GL,GLX,GTI,R32,TDI,Cabrio are the Trim levels and the options.
Ie. Braking systems, Suspention,Enigine Mods,Drop top,sun roof and so on
So here ya go, VW in a nut shell.
Q:
What does GTI, GLI and so on mean?
A: Eroupian and North American
L = Luxe (base model)
LS = Luxe Special, couple more do-dads
GT = Grand Tourisme, better equipped & usually a larger engine than the "L" series
GL = Grand Luxe (geared for more luxury), basically == GT
GTI/GLI = Originally, the fuel injected version of a GT/GL which means it
produced a lot more power. With most cars FI, the GTI/GLI
designation means a more powerful engine than a GT/GL model,
sometimes also with a better suspension and brake systems.
GLI != Jetta, as the case in the USA.
SL = Serie Limite' (limited series), like the Karmann series in US.
Really a variation on a GT.
GTX = Same as GTI but used in Europe and elsewhere.
G40/60 = GT version with VWs G-type supercharger. The number is the width
of the G-charger (lader in D) coil in millimeters. For those who
aren't aware, the G40 is used on some Polos, the G60 on Passats
and Corrados.
VR6 = Cars based on the new staggered 6 cylinder engine (in-line-V-6).
SLC = Sport Luxury Coupe, the VR6 equipped Corrado in the US.
Syncro = VWs version 4WD distributes its torque with a "visco-gear"
(It's a special silicone gel that stiffens if the relative
motion (shear) increases)d
VWs 4WD is designed by Steyr-Puch, an Austrian Company and not
by Audi.
Originally, all European VWs were carbureted, except those with the "I" or
"i" and a few rare cases with an "E" for "einspritz", designation which had
a more powerful fuel injected engine, a "GT" set-up, and some more sporty
equipment (suspension, gauges).
In the US, VW switched over to FI around 78, and in Europe a bit later
(with mono-throttle FI) which meant that all cars really counted as "I"
models.
GTI/GLI now just means that the car has a more powerful engine and a
sportier set-up.
Just in case your curious.
VW= Volkswage, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Bugatti, Lamborghini, and Bentley
The company owns seven brands, which are organized into two groups or branches.
The Audi branch consists of
Audi
Lamborghini
SEAT
The Volkswagen branch consists of
Volkswagen
Bentley
Škoda
Bugatti
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
These brands have been discontinued by VW:
Auto Union
DKW
Horch
NSU
Wanderer
Porsche now owns ~20% of VW iirc
Horsepower for the 1997 Volkswagen Golf GTI vr6 2.8 liter/170 Cubic inch V6 is 172 and torque is 173
If its a VR6 it is a 12 valve But vr6 isn' t a gti... the gti 3' series is 16v and the 4' series 20v
5x100
i have a 1994 m3 golf vr6 what is the normal running temparatre
5 x 100
its a motor that volkswagen used in the 90s corrado, gti and jetta.
5x100 mm
5x100
"premium" or at least 91 octane
No. The Vr6 has a lot more power than the 4 cylinder but it does use a lot more gas.
where the intake barrel is on 2000 vw gti vr6
No, You can not lower the car by adjusting the struts. That is what lowering springs are for.