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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: stevelfc on 31 January 2012, 20:47
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what's the best front valance to go for to replace my standard 1.8 T one :smiley:
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depends how much you want to pay
common options are
4mo-can be had second hand for £30
anni- normally about £50
votex-normally about £100
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anni is a nice touch :cool:
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gen r32 front does it for me :cool:
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and me :grin:
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didn't no the r32 had a valance
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didn't no the r32 had a valance
It dont, but with a cupra r splitter, it kinda does lol
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depends how much you want to pay
common options are
4mo-can be had second hand for £30
anni- normally about £50
votex-normally about £100
i brought a gennuine rear anni cut out valance just need get it colour coded but thinking for the front as well seen the Jom Airblade Front Spoiler with Mesh Mk4 Golf from awesome
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get a front valance from nadlad on here his copys are oem quality and wayyyy better than the crappy JOM airblade
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=204686.0
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anni :wink: :cool:
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If it's an otherwise standard looking car, a 4mo / 150 TDI one is a subtle touch. Anni's will always be best, but really need the rest of the kit to look right.
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If it's an otherwise standard looking car, a 4mo / 150 TDI one is a subtle touch. Anni's will always be best, but really need the rest of the kit to look right.
picture of my car got the rear gennuine anni valance got get it sprayed and fitted . been body shop today with the rear valance and he recons if i colour code it it will be to much as the black brakes up the car he recons have it textured black :laugh:
(http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m505/stevelfc/Photo0237.jpg)
picture of rear with anni valance next to it
(http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m505/stevelfc/Untitled.png)
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the colour shouldn't be a problem with a body-shop
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the colour shouldn't be a problem with a body-shop
its not them getting the colour to match what the guy means is it may look to much all being colour coded
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its not them getting the colour to match what the guy means is it may look too much all being colour coded
What, all colour coded like an Anniversary?
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at the end of the day its up to you but personally id colour code it, why do you think vw colour coded it?
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+1 will look much better :cool:
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Think he thinks it will be hard to match..
As said, do anniversaries look over the top?!!?
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if a painter cant match the colour maybe its time to change job :laugh:
I can get a colour coded can from halfords & its a perfect match!
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No lets start again :grin: :grin: the bodyshop can match the colour thats not a problem what the guy at the bodyshop is saying if he sprays the valance the same colour as my car it will look to much over the top and he thinks spraying the valance textured black with look better as the black valance brakes up the colour instead of it being all one colour like the colour coded anni's are .
So i took pictures of my car to show you the colour of it and to see if it would be best to colour code the valances like the anni's have them to match my car as i planed or take bodyshop advice and go for the textured black look
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colour code it mate will look a lot better but its your car and its upto you :smiley: