New grille photos. What ya think?

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New grille photos. What ya think?

Post by alexperkins »

Fitted my new front GTI grille today. Looks great. What do you guys think? and should I add a GTI badge :P

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Yeah it looks good, I fitted one to my old 1.0E.

And no on the GTi badge :lol:
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Post by alexperkins »

Awesome. BTW keep me posted on those GTI 15" RXII's your refurbing - I may be rather interested in them :P

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Post by Dee-vub »

looks much better alex. def no to the GTI badge, for one reason and one reson only.......its not a GTI :wink:
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Dee-vub wrote:looks much better alex. def no to the GTI badge, for one reason and one reson only.......its not a GTI :wink:
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Agreed. No GTi badge it is then. Crazy thoughts.

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much better, gets my vote :D
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Post by Arnoldo »

Lookin well m8. U gettin the splitter too?
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Not too sure - is it difficult to fit?

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Post by enimadrummer »

I havn't fitted it, but I took the original splitter off and put it back on which is pretty much the same am guessin.

Just jack the front of the car up, go under with a torch and screwdriver and pop all the clips out (after uve undone the screws at either end). THen its just a matter of clipping the gti splitter in. Piece of cake.

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Looks much better mate.
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Post by alexperkins »

enimadrummer wrote:I havn't fitted it, but I took the original splitter off and put it back on which is pretty much the same am guessin.

Just jack the front of the car up, go under with a torch and screwdriver and pop all the clips out (after uve undone the screws at either end). THen its just a matter of clipping the gti splitter in. Piece of cake.

Chris
ahh nice ill def give it a shot!

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Post by loud »

u dont even need to go that far, i just unscewed the hex bolts, then used a screwdriver to help get the first clip out. Once the first one is out u can lever the rest out quite easily, no jacking up required. Sometimes a bit of a bugger to get the new splitter to fit on snugly, i had to do some tapping with a rubber hammer
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Post by alexperkins »

loud wrote:u dont even need to go that far, i just unscewed the hex bolts, then used a screwdriver to help get the first clip out. Once the first one is out u can lever the rest out quite easily, no jacking up required. Sometimes a bit of a bugger to get the new splitter to fit on snugly, i had to do some tapping with a rubber hammer
Where are the hex bolts exactly? in the wheel arch or what :P (i havent a clue never really looked!)

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Post by enimadrummer »

Yeh, theyre just infront of ur front wheels in the arch - cant miss em, they screw into the splitter!
u dont even need to go that far, i just unscewed the hex bolts, then used a screwdriver to help get the first clip out. Once the first one is out u can lever the rest out quite easily, no jacking up required.
I was making sure it would fit back on after, coz i had a pretty good idea my new splitter wouldn't fit so didn't wanna break any of the clips. :shock:

Chris :D
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