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jpolo
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Post by jpolo »

I just wanted some advice, I recently purchased a Volkswagen Polo 9N 1.2S 65hp, and I would like to start modifying it but keep it subtle! I already feel it is a very good looking car, however I would like to know what you recomend could be improved!

Also unforutatly my car was attacked by some un-caring charachters with keys along the Drivers side rear panel (3-door), and I wondered as they have only gone through the paint, but reached the primer, can this just be re-sprayed or does it need to be filled as well!


Advice would be much appreciated



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Randall
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Post by Randall »

I would recommend the following:-

- lower it
- rimz > euro or go oem (Recommendations: AUDI TT Comps)
- if you want to add a touch maybe consider the vortex kit too (Dino and a few others have this...nice subtle kit in my view)

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Post by ModifiedMadness »

I'd say either the Votex kit or this Rieger Kit

http://www.rieger-tuning.de/en/Showroom ... _05_39.pdf

Well maybe the front splitter, the side skirts look a bit barry imo
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Post by aleung2 »

Subtlety is the route I have chosen too. I'd recommend alloys at the very least and lowering.

I have 17" OZ alloys, lowered 30mm, colour coded front and rear lip and mirrors and tinted the windows.

In my opinion if you want subtlety a Vortex kit might be a bit too much thats why I've chosen to colour code the lower bumpers instead. I also have a Powerflow exhaust too so it looks and sounds nice.

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