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Caddy help ?

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Hi I'm new here and was wondering if anyone has modded a caddy as I'm trying to see what parts are interchangable ( suspension, brakes and body) thanks :)
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Post by Speedlaw »

Hey!

And *Welcome*

The Caddy shares it's components with the SEAT Ibiza/Polo Variant/Sedan. So this means the engine compartment is slightly wider than our Mk4's, the brakes are a bit bigger (depending on model, they're the same or larger) and the engines are bigger.

The interior is practically 100% the same, but I'm sure there are minor differences.

All in all, I'm sure that, although similar, things like suspension, brakes, etc. are different from our models.

Hope this helpes!

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welcome to the site and btw i love the isle of man ( i have a car in my garage from over there where abouts are you) any who i hope this helps
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Post by team beer »

Thanks for the welcome guys :D
polo 2k I live up north in ramsey. That paint is mad! Looks cool though.
tahnks for the advice speedlaw, do you reckon I could fit a polo 16v front bumper to my caddy if I cut and shut it? (the bumber that is, not my caddy :D )
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beautiful place ramsey i love gophers cafe, if you go in there and ask about the lad who barely finished his chille con carne thats me (they put about a kilo of chillie powder in it ! ) and their hot choclate is gorgeous youve got some great roads too
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Hello new boy!


If you want to speak to someone about your caddy then ring 01246 550 400 and ask to speak to James. he's responsible for the above caddy - tell him Josh and Karl have sent you and he'll sort you out! 8)
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Post by Speedlaw »

The bumper won't be a straight fit like you had already anticipated. I don't know if it's been done already, but I bet there's some bloke hidden in Germany that's tried it.

Perhaps a Seat Ibiza Cupra bumper would be easier? *don't know*

I expect the 16v bumper to be too small actually, but I honestly don't know for sure.

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Post by team beer »

suppose I need to run round with a tape mesure and and find a 16v or cupra to check the width :D
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:D

Sounds like a plan!

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Post by KarlM »

I have a 16v bumper on mine

my dad drives a Caddy as his work vehicle

i've just had a look at them and they seem similar sizes - the caddy bumpers don't seem as deep, but flares out more around the arches.

so

after much deliberation i think (providing the mounting brackets are the same) i shoul be teased on!
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Post by team beer »

sounds promising, now I need to find a bumper :)
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