Mini Polo!

Chat about your MKV (6N2) Polo GTi
Dee-vub
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Post by Dee-vub »

i tihkn they look ok, but i think they look a bit too wide on the front compared to the back.....Good on yi for being different tho!!! :D
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Post by Tigz »

Yes its strange that, they catch but only on the rear but the front defiantly seem to stick out further.
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Post by Dee-vub »

i think you should go with your plan with milling a few mm off the adaptors and you'll have yourself a sweet lookin set! :D
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Post by Tigz »

Couple of pics of a dirty Polo with my new Xmas present ;)

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Post by mc_iver_9n »

Very Artistic, I especially like the first 1.
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Post by Si_GTi »

Great stuff. Enjoy your new toy! :D
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Post by Biddle »

Cool pics :D I was waiting for the next one in the set to be of the camera taking a picture of a shocked face as it falls onto the road :wink: Only joking mate, how fast you going when you took those, and are they he mini wheels?
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Post by polo power »

pics look pretty cool, are those sh*t runflat tyres tho?
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Post by Dee-vub »

cool pics mate!
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Post by DanDiesel »

cool pics there mate!! would be cool to see a few more :wink:
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Post by mk4 glx 1.6 »

A camera mount i presume?

Nice pics (as usual) Andi.
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Post by Biddle »

mk4 glx 1.6 wrote:A camera mount i presume?
LOL :lol: I didnt think of that :oops:
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Post by Tigz »

Thanks for the comments guys, the should have been much better, but
a) It was wet
b) I was nevous about the camera falling offf the mount
c) My baby was asleep in the seat so I only had about 30 mins of snapping time!

The wheels are those 16" Bini wheels I bought, and no there not run flats! lol I like my teeth too much.

I was only travelling about 5-10 MPH when taking the shots, with a 30 sec shutter speed.

The mount is a double suction mount, the same mount as Top Gear use for their filming.
Looks to be sunny on Saturday, so going to strap the camcorder on there and start filming mine, a mates VR6 and a mates Loop GTI on throttle bodys.
Want to learn how to edit a film propally before the Loops back on the road.
Once it is, I dont expect to be home enough to do it lol

Other couple of shots taken are not great, but as I say, I only had 30 mins and this last pic, the lens had been splashed :oops:


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Post by Tigz »

As you may or may not know/care.
The wheels on the Polo GTI I bought looked to be in pretty good order, but the rims had been painted silver so I didn't know what to expect when the time came to strip them down and polish the rims.
The wheels looked too dull without it, but due to the corrosion that always happens with these rims I know why the previous owner would want to paint them.

Anyway.
Id stripped the centres from the rims weeks ago, but as you do put off stripping them.
Had a few hours to myself after work today so got cracked on.

Paint Stripped

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Part Polished

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The wife said the baby had to go to bed at 9pm so I've had to stop for the day.
Not bad for four hours work eh?
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

:shock: Bloody good for 4 hours work.

What tools/products etc did you use?
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