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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Jimmy Filth on 05 February 2011, 00:19
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Just out of boredom really, was wondering what mods people have done to their cars to make them slightly different. I'm also at a loss as to what else to do to my car and am interested in the little things that make a car.
The obvious ones are joey the lights, change the front splitter, tinting lights, bonnet lifters, debadging the grill, de-badging or colour coding the badges, vinyl detailing, sticker bombing, changing the dashboard lights...
Anyone else thought outside the box and been chuffed with the results?
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As u mentiond badge paintin, i painted the side gti badges all red and the rubbed the gti letters lightly to make them black. So u have a red background and black letters like on mk2s. U can probly buy these but i was bored and i think it looks cool :-)
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Painting your wheels can change the look of your car, if your happy with the inside and outside your car you can start colour coding parts under your bonnet
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Modifing the standard air box n adding a 2nd cold air intake. I found the original one was a bit restrictive but cut a hole n added a nice bit of piping from the gril under the fog light up and into the box. Real easy to do n works a treat, Improved mpg by a lil bit, quicker response when u put ur foot down. Just make sure u give the throttle body, box and breather pipes a good clean before putting it back together n u shud b able to feel the difference!
You can get the pipe from ur local builders merchants for like £5! Bargain mod!!
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Almost everything I've done is homemade but I think this one was quite a good one IMO .
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v458/tshirt2k/16vt%20project/SDC10288.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v458/tshirt2k/018e8a43.jpg)
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That looks pretty sick Tshirt,
Boost ftw!!!
Now all i need a is a turbo :'(
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Nice job. :smiley:
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Carbon fibre vinyl wrap everything.
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de-wiper the boot?
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DIY convertible.
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DIY convertible.
Yeah, all you need is £40 for an angle grinder and some material for the roof :grin:
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http://www.streetfire.net/video/top-gear-diy-convertible_653123.htm