Track-Built VW Corrado 2.0 16V - 90s Childhood Hero! 

It also could be good sticky tires.

I loved how clean he drives it, no drama whatsoever fighting with the car, just revving it as much as he needs to and hitting the corner exactly how it should be.

@@royliber3824 Thanks that's the greatest compliment!

@@Mofamichi Oh didn't know it was you driving. Very good driving sir! 🙂

Nice lap. Thanks!!

Very nice driving man 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I miss my g60. Always wanted to try a vr6

It is very loved by car guys, just more expensive and rare than the Golf. I would get a G60 or a VR6 any time instead of a MK2 GTI 16V or a MK3 VR6 Golf

You had 2 versions one with a (g lader) that in dutch and another version

What is this one

Could be i did 4 laps after it that day and the oil pressure warning never came up again…

@@Mofamichi I'm glad everything is okay. Very smooth driving and interesting car my friend, all the best from Bathurst, Australia.

@@Mofamichi glad to hear it.nice to see a great car still being driven well!

It might be worth throwing a sensor it. I know there are two but above a certain rpm it’s one sensor and below it’s the other, I think 2350 is the rpm) I remember in my g60 corrado back in 1998 I had a problem that was solved with a different cluster as it was a problem in the oil control circuit.

Its the „puck“ of tracksecure it will warn you on track before an incidence if you are connected

@@Mofamichi Oh... Sounds practical, thanks! :-)

I try to allways rev match but the rpms are really slow to get up from the lower range. You need to press the gas very long but you see the on the video, the camera snaps back cause i let go off the brake fast to hit the gas and not forwards what it would if i bring the rpm up with the clutch. Heel and toe is to hard for me on this car cause the gas pedal is really far offset to the right. i would have to rotate my foot allmost 90° to hit it. Sorry for the long ass comment but it bothers me too if someone slams the clutch on the downshifts and i dont do that😁

@@Mofamichi I understand what you mean, same happened to me in a mk3, but I've heard the low rpm issue can be solved, the pedal placement is very bad in most vw though.

It got destroyed in the floods :(

@@miketdavies nooooooooo!!!!!

Ded with the floods

No, and what are you gonna check? you check the oil level before you get on track.

He’s going to have a cage so i guess the harness will go there at that point.

UK market got 9A 2.0 16v engine from 92 to 95. I have one.

@@neilsunderland5402 OK, I didn't not that