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Hi all, A set of alloys that were optional extras on the 6n (mk4), but being 4x100 they'll fit the mk5 (and mk3?) too. http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a12/anthony_lewis/DSCF2401.jpg They're the same size as the standard steel wheels. In good condition overall. A couple have slight kerbing and a tin...

Probably just a blown bulb. Very easy to change, 4 screws i think?

Is it just the clocks that aren't illuminated? How about the heater controls?

^^ Jesus, that's quite a read. ^^

|BISHBASHBOSH| wrote:im sure its already on here

Correct. And rather easy to find, too, i would wager.

vw-po-low wrote:suppose it depends on how far your modding.

Try telling that to the assessor....

vw-po-low wrote:Not everyone can afford to declare mods and pay the extra.

Then don't do the mods. Simple as.

vw-po-low wrote:Alot of people don't declare mods, puts their insurance sky high, ha.

Yes, it's a far better idea to pay less money for a policy that will be null & void should you make a claim.

is there any engine mods that can be added to my mk4 polo withont affecting insurance? thanks Simple answer: No. You can probably help yourself a bit by giving it regular services with good quality oil & components. Some fuel treatment (redex) to clean it out a little. Good quality petrol etc. ...

Looks good chap. Much smarter than a standard 8v.

Get that rear door sorted and it'll be really tidy

I think the real reason is for ANPR and speed camera purposes.

I've got a set of pressed plates for shows. Mostly because the standard plates are scratched and horrible.

Technically wikipedia is right, as what we call a mk3 is infact a mk2F (facelift), making the 6n a Mk3.

adummy wrote:jus got a mk4 polo and havin trouble with overheatin

No you didn't, that's a Mk5.

Guys, that is NOT forced induction.

on a back box, a down pipe is a piece of pipe that essentially, erm, goes downwards. It means none of the exhaust is showing, it's all hidden away like on the standard model.

Yes you could cut a hole if you really want it to poke out. personally i prefer a subtle look.

I think 'rims' is spelt with an s.

Seat Ibiza Mk2 (93-99) or Mk3 (99-02) or VW Golf MK3 (front only) will go in without modification.