My New Mods

Vena_GTi · Post by **Vena_GTi** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 8:30 pm

Silky...Need some german plates and surrounds now chap...i got me some, they make all the difference in my opinion!!!!

Randall · Post by **Randall** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:13 pm

silky whats your conclusion on ur kw variants 2's bud? as i shall be looking around later on in the year so hearing it from a friend is better than retailers

Rich

PoloGTi · Post by **PoloGTi** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:46 pm

Silky V wrote:
Del_GTi wrote:How easy is it to attach the anni style GTi badge to the grille?
It was easy. My brother done it for me. He measured up the original badge. Peeled it off and then just about stuck the new one on. There is little or no spacing on it. If you look closer you can still see the outline to the old badge as it is embossed into the backing. I think i'll probably get the backing off a mk4 GTI and modify it somehow.

@ ICEYPOLO: - The car was on Style Dynamix stand for most of the day. But your car just looks superb. I don't think you can do much else to it.

Ah so you got a rear badge and stuck it on the front.... thats the best idea, I had to snap allsorts of bits off and use some 'sticks-like-sh!t' cos I used a Anni front badge!

GTI V · Post by **GTI V** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:04 pm

Hi there

It's Silk's bro here.

PoloGTI; speak to http://www.kool-vw.co.uk
They do the All Red GTI anni style badges for Â£12. These are replicas of the ones on the 337US version Mk4 Golf. They are around Â£80 in USA for the same badge.

It already comes with the double sided tape, so just peel the old ones of your original grille backing, and then stick on. Or if you want the all silver one, like you said just get the rear one from a UK Mk4 Anni.

Randall; absolute top quality. Stainless Steel (inox) bodies, with superb quality workmanship. The ride is superb, and on the softest setting is nothing harsher than the stock GTI suspension. Theres also a lot of adjustment in the ride height department. Coudln't recommend them more. Nothing bad about them tbh. Hope that helps

Del_GTi · Post by **Del_GTi** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:05 pm

Hmmmm, might need to try that myself. I was considering buying the newer badges so they match the badges on the anni sill strips.

polopowah · Post by **polopowah** » Mon Jun 26, 2006 7:55 am

well it took me awhile to realise you posted!
was waiting in anticipation and the results........

bloody fantastic mate, i love it, top stuff.
i believe thats lower than mine aswell heh
Hopefully meet ya again at some shows over the summer

-Ben-

Randall · Post by **Randall** » Mon Jun 26, 2006 9:19 am

GTI V wrote:Hi there

It's Silk's bro here.

PoloGTI; speak to http://www.kool-vw.co.uk
They do the All Red GTI anni style badges for Â£12. These are replicas of the ones on the 337US version Mk4 Golf. They are around Â£80 in USA for the same badge.

It already comes with the double sided tape, so just peel the old ones of your original grille backing, and then stick on. Or if you want the all silver one, like you said just get the rear one from a UK Mk4 Anni.

Randall; absolute top quality. Stainless Steel (inox) bodies, with superb quality workmanship. The ride is superb, and on the softest setting is nothing harsher than the stock GTI suspension. Theres also a lot of adjustment in the ride height department. Coudln't recommend them more. Nothing bad about them tbh. Hope that helps

Hey GTI V,

Welcome to the club!

Congrats to you and silky on the transformation - i remember seeing his motor back in jan when we had our south-east meet and i think he said he was going to be working something this year!

Top work there lads and thanks for the info on the coilies

May catch up with both of ya at some of the upcoming events

Rich

Silky V · Post by **Silky V** » Mon Jun 26, 2006 9:42 am

Thanks Randall. To be honest, its more down to my brother. As if it wasn't for him pushing me to buy everything, I wouldn't have even bought the wheels. I've had the wheels since January.

So its more down to my bro. Also he done most of the work and i'm very greatful for that.

Thanks again bro!

GTI V · Post by **GTI V** » Mon Jun 26, 2006 10:52 pm

Cheers for the welcome guys and kind words.

Yes had to keep pushing him to get it done before Inters!!!

Randall; you need to go for KW's without a doubt, and if you can stretch to it, go for the V2's as the damping makes a good difference, becuase when you slam it on V1's the ride becomes very harsh. If you need any more info PM me or Silk. Just my 2ps worth!!!

Randall · Post by **Randall** » Mon Jun 26, 2006 11:57 pm

hes not the only one who needs pushing...i still havent fitted that GTI front lip he sold me back in jan

Rich

Silky V · Post by **Silky V** » Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:23 am

Randall wrote:hes not the only one who needs pushing...i still havent fitted that GTI front lip he sold me back in jan

Rich

Yeh noticed that when I went to the stand at inters.

ModifiedMadness · Post by **ModifiedMadness** » Tue Jun 27, 2006 4:22 pm

Randall wrote:hes not the only one who needs pushing...i still havent fitted that GTI front lip he sold me back in jan

Rich

You gonna colour code it?

Randall · Post by **Randall** » Tue Jun 27, 2006 4:41 pm

ModifiedMadness wrote:
Randall wrote:hes not the only one who needs pushing...i still havent fitted that GTI front lip he sold me back in jan

Rich
You gonna colour code it?

Yeah i want to mate but everything costs

not much cash about these days

Silky V · Post by **Silky V** » Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:40 pm

Randall wrote:
ModifiedMadness wrote:
Randall wrote:hes not the only one who needs pushing...i still havent fitted that GTI front lip he sold me back in jan

Rich
You gonna colour code it?
Yeah i want to mate but everything costs not much cash about these days

I had to be so tight with my money. Thats the only way I could afford everything.

JKM_GTI · Post by **JKM_GTI** » Fri Aug 31, 2007 1:43 pm

Sorry to bump an old topic...

Silky V (Or anyone else that knows) - Could you tell me the spec of the Porsche wheels? Are the rears 8's?

Looked good then, even better now