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Post by Mogwy »

Just wondered what you guys and gals think of my polo so far

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Lowered 60mm all round
dtm twin exit straight through exhuast
Tinted windows Limo on back and 20% i think on front ones
fox 15inch alloys
Kenwood sub and rally 520w amp
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Post by Speedlaw »

Looks good. Are those 195-50's btw?

Your sig pic is tooo big though...
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Post by Mogwy »

yea mate 195 50's just now untill i can afford 45's lol il work on the sig pic soz lol
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Post by Speedlaw »

Cool, read you were going to shave the sidestrips --> Good plan. Will tidy up the side lots. Perhaps spray the handles too?
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Post by carmadaaron »

clear front and side indicators make a lot of difference!!
only £50 for the lot! :D
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Post by KarlM »

and some mk5 tailights would look cool
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Post by LAN's GTI »

Shorten your Aerial? Think it tells you how somewhere on here. You could also remove the "Polo" and "L" Badges, Heat them up! These are easy and free mods! :wink:
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Post by carmadaaron »

shortened aerial guide can be found here

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... hp?p=16075

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Post by Mogwy »

Cheers guys for your opinions removed the bumpstrips at the weekend and the polo and 1.4cl badges from the car looks a lot better those clear indicaters for 50 quid where that from ??
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Post by Crisis »

I just got some lexus lights m8, there pretty good im about to get clear side repeats and indicators, try ebay.... i can get clear indicators £20 for a pair and £6 for side repeaters, there new as well.
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Post by carmadaaron »

eurocarparts mate!
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Post by Mogwy »

is it hard to change front and back lights , indicaters and side repeaters ?
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Post by Speedlaw »

Mogwy wrote:is it hard to change front and back lights , indicaters and side repeaters ?
Front indicators are one screw, and a plug. 2 minutes max.

Side indicators are clipped in place (so be careful levering them out) and have one plug as well. 5 minutes max, take your time getting them out of the fenders/wings.

Rear lights have three small nuts holding them in place, which can be hard to get to. Again, one plug and nothing more. Takes about 5 minutes each side, depending on how dexterious you are. Or how small your hands are...

All of the above is only for straightforward swaps, meaning the plugs/etc fit straight away. This is not the case for Mk5 rear lights, par example.

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Post by Crisis »

yeh how do the Side Repeats come off a Mark 4? Do you just have to kind of break them off or what? I was having a look the other day.

Rear Lights are easy.
Front lights sound easy, let ya no by the weekend
As for Side Repeats, well we shall see.
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Post by StevePolo »

Side repeaters are easy mate, just slide them towards the front of the car slightly and the end should pop out, failing that gently prise the end closest to the door away with a screwdriver. The only problem I had while doing mine was that the connectors on the new ones didn't match the old ones so I had to cut both the blocks of and use a new connector block thing. Also be careful not to drop the wire back inside the panel because it's a bugger to get back out, I had to enrol the services of my little sister because she's got small hands.
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