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Offline Chris#101

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Re: From Jap to Vag *01/07/12 Operation stealth*
« Reply #120 on: 02 July 2012, 12:20 »
Cheers guys  :smiley:, the red wire is for the a WMI activation light and blue hose is for the newsouth boost gauge, neither were quite long enough so I had to unfortunately go as the crow flies, but Il correct this so it will be neatly tucked away :nerd:

Lowering seriously needs to be done but with a possible holiday on the cards I might have to hold back untill this months paycheck  :undecided:

Are joms / fk ak streets a direct fit? no other parts required ?

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          2003 1.8T: R-tech Live Cutom Stage 2 remap: N249 Bypass : Forge T.I.P : Forge 007p  : Forge Actuator, yellow spring : Toyosports F.M.I.C : Toyosports C.A.I :                                                                   PCV simplified - oil catch can : 42' Draft 3" turbo back non res exhaust system : Devils own W.M.I : 231bhp & 258lbs-ft

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Re: From Jap to Vag *01/07/12 Operation stealth*
« Reply #121 on: 02 July 2012, 12:33 »
Yep direct fit, some people replace to mounts while at it, FK AK and JOMs have slightly different characteristics. Me and a friend had both setups fitted at the same time. FK AK, are softer and more comfy. The JOMs are more stiffer and harsh out the box. Both are an improvement over stock. The lower you drop the more firm both setups become.


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Re: From Jap to Vag *01/07/12 Operation stealth*
« Reply #122 on: 26 July 2012, 12:36 »
26/07/12
Long no speakk, Really havent had time recentlyto do anything, Work has just gone crazy with all this nice weather were having :lipsrsealed:

So thenn... Really wanted a Newsouth pillar pod to match my new Newsouth boost gauage so I had an ideaa.....  :wink:







Take one piece of headling from a golf no longer with us



Add some glue



An hour or so later.... Walllaaa :cool:





Really pleased with the out come and cost 1/3 of the price of a newsouth one  :smiley:







Got a little delivery off the postman this morning :cool:

This has been well over due.....





and decided to throw in some hubcentric spacers this time  from JJC rally aswell



update this weekend... :wink:
« Last Edit: 26 July 2012, 12:53 by Chris#101 »


          2003 1.8T: R-tech Live Cutom Stage 2 remap: N249 Bypass : Forge T.I.P : Forge 007p  : Forge Actuator, yellow spring : Toyosports F.M.I.C : Toyosports C.A.I :                                                                   PCV simplified - oil catch can : 42' Draft 3" turbo back non res exhaust system : Devils own W.M.I : 231bhp & 258lbs-ft

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Re: From Jap to Vag *26/07/12 Long over due..*
« Reply #123 on: 26 July 2012, 12:41 »
Looking forward to seeing the end result with the coilovers and spacers mate!

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Re: From Jap to Vag *26/07/12 Long over due..*
« Reply #124 on: 26 July 2012, 21:15 »
Looking forward to seeing the end result with the coilovers and spacers mate!

Me too  :cool: I think its the only thing letting the car down atm lowss and stance  :sick:


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Re: From Jap to Vag *26/07/12 Long over due..*
« Reply #125 on: 29 July 2012, 20:56 »
29/07/12

 :cool: So Then down she goess...

First of all a massive thanks to Andy Norfolk off here for lending a hand and getting me out the sh!te to begin with  :lipsrsealed:.

Driving home from my girlfriends on the satruday morning all well and dandy knowing what the day involved untill I notice this when I arrive at mine :lipsrsealed:



At first glimpse I thought it was fresh tar  :angry: (there re doing alot of road surfaces round here) but after touching it, it was very obvious that it was a grease substance :undecided: further more investigation My cv boot had a massive split in it  :sick:.
Must of litteraly happened on the way that morning. Anyway quickly got on the blower to euro car parts and robinson vw to luckily find vw had one in stock for £30 so me and andy took a trip up there is his polo daily  :cool:



Then the stripping commensed



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up she goes



Andy doing his thing  :cool:



Fronts installed :laugh:



10mm spacer



Hot rod anyone  :grin:



Next was the back, which hardly took anytime compared to the fronts  :cool:



Random one



Fully dissasembled



Building back up and 20mm spacers





Getting onto my drive way has now become a bit of a game  :tongue: :laugh:



The out come  :wink: Bearing in mind these were taken within 5 miles of them being fitted so they will still probably settle a bit more. Even at the height My standard arb has an inch clearance of the drive shaft  :shocked: :grin:

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Re: From Jap to Vag *29/07/12* Down boy, downn
« Reply #126 on: 29 July 2012, 21:14 »
Ahhhh! Much better looks awesome that does now... :cool:
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Re: From Jap to Vag *29/07/12* Down boy, downn
« Reply #127 on: 29 July 2012, 21:14 »
last shot looks tasty dude, looks like the back has settled some more :D

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Re: From Jap to Vag *29/07/12* Down boy, downn
« Reply #128 on: 29 July 2012, 21:39 »
Looks loads better :afro:

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Re: From Jap to Vag *29/07/12* Down boy, downn
« Reply #129 on: 30 July 2012, 12:25 »
Ahhhh! Much better looks awesome that does now... :cool:

last shot looks tasty dude, looks like the back has settled some more :D

Looks loads better :afro:

Cheers guys  :cool: Really has transformed the looks of the car and handles so much better, before it was like a bloody boat  :grin:

Your right andy the back has settled down a good 15-20mm so all the wheels sit flush with the arches!

Dont quite understand the standard ARB  :grin: I have atleast an inch gap between that and the  drive shaft, yet some people make it hit with 40mm lowering springs  :huh: are there different arbs fitted to different year golfs?

Not sure whats on the next to do thing cards  :grin:

« Last Edit: 30 July 2012, 12:53 by Chris#101 »


          2003 1.8T: R-tech Live Cutom Stage 2 remap: N249 Bypass : Forge T.I.P : Forge 007p  : Forge Actuator, yellow spring : Toyosports F.M.I.C : Toyosports C.A.I :                                                                   PCV simplified - oil catch can : 42' Draft 3" turbo back non res exhaust system : Devils own W.M.I : 231bhp & 258lbs-ft