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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: Hully on 25 May 2007, 20:50
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At last its here! :grin: :grin: Sorry for the delays in getting the photos on here, but I've been maxed out at work or I've been driving. :evil: Hope you all enjoy the pics.
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COngrats! I still have to wait a looooong time for mine :cry: :cry:
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looks great with the sunroof hully! , nice mate :wink:
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looks great with the sunroof hully! , nice mate :wink:
Thanks dude.
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:cool: very smart
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It works well in silver - the colour coding looks great.
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Lovely car Hully, I'm sure I've seen something similar recently :grin:
If there's a "Blues Brothers" club, does that mean we are the "Silver Surfers"? :rolleyes:
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Nice car and a lovely Northumberland evening landscape !
Cass
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Do yourself a favour and take the sticker out of the back window, as it looks a bit naff!
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Do yourself a favour and take the sticker out of the back window, as it looks a bit naff!
Typical Benfield !
Mines gone the journey.
Cass
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Do yourself a favour and take the sticker out of the back window, as it looks a bit naff!
lol... thats always the first thing I do when I get my new car home.
My last new car was from Arnold Clark in Aberdeen - where they stick the stickers on the OUTSIDE!!!
Nice motor Hully... I hope you're happy with it?
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That looks stunning, bet you think the wait was worth it now!? :grin:
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Do yourself a favour and take the sticker out of the back window, as it looks a bit naff!
Typical Benfield !
Mines gone the journey.
Cass
Give me a chance 2007GTI, sticker is gone, the reason it was in the photos was that I had just picked the car up and stopped off on the way home to take some photos! Give me a chance guys, I'd hardly leave it in for long. :rolleyes:
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Do yourself a favour and take the sticker out of the back window, as it looks a bit naff!
lol... thats always the first thing I do when I get my new car home.
My last new car was from Arnold Clark in Aberdeen - where they stick the stickers on the OUTSIDE!!!
Nice motor Hully... I hope you're happy with it?
Awesome car, fantastic torque that I can feel even though the car isn't run in yet! :evil: Stereo upgrade not so good though. :sick:
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That looks stunning, bet you think the wait was worth it now!? :grin:
God yes! Just wish it was run in. :sad: Still, more to look forward too in a week or two. :evil:
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Very nice. Very very nice
At least you can take the sticker out of the window - my dealer insist they brand the number plates :angry:
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Congrats on the lovely car. Now that colour and rims looks hot :drool:
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Lovely car hully, it looks great! I often take my sticker off the window at the garage in front of them! :shocked:
I sold mine last week. I miss my lotus to much and will be getting another one! I have bought a mk2 16v for my daily driver so i have not left the brand!
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Look's fantastic Hully, the best ED30 I've seen so far.Enjoy Matey :smiley:
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At last its here! :grin: :grin: Sorry for the delays in getting the photos on here, but I've been maxed out at work or I've been driving. :evil: Hope you all enjoy the pics.
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u246/hully33/100_0817.jpg)
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u246/hully33/100_0835.jpg)
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u246/hully33/100_0832.jpg)
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u246/hully33/100_0826.jpg)
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u246/hully33/100_0820.jpg)
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YOUR ROD IS A BEAST :cool:
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Now that is one hot motor!! The silver looks so classy.
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Nice ROD!! Hahahaha, ok yes its a great looking car, but less comments on hullys Rod thankyou very much! :wink:
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Nice ROD!! Hahahaha, ok yes its a great looking car, but less comments on hullys Rod thankyou very much! :wink:
Got to agree with you there Phil, its all a bit worrying. :laugh: :laugh:
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What make of spark plugs does the ED30 come fitted with?
Cheers
Zafman
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What make of spark plugs does the ED30 come fitted with?
Cheers
Zafman
Will have a look when I get the chance, but its not that easy with the plastic cover over the engine. Standard VW I'm guessing, whatever make they tend to use. Nothing special I'm betting.
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If there's a "Blues Brothers" club, does that mean we are the "Silver Surfers"? :rolleyes:
Can I join the "Silver Surfers" too??
Current GTI = reflex silver met
Current RS4 = light silver met
Previous S4 = light silver met
Previous Vectra GSi = star silver met (whoops, shouldn't have admitted that one :grin:)
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Will have a look when I get the chance, but its not that easy with the plastic cover over the engine.
Before you pull off your engine cover, log on to Cromwell.co.uk, and order a small tube of Rocol AquaSil silicone grease paste.
When you eventually do pull off your engine cover, you'll probably find you leave half the rubber bungs behind on the engine. Carefully prise them off the engine posts, re-attach them to the engine cover, and then smear the silcone grease on the rubbers and mounting posts.
You can also use the silicone grease on all electrical connectors, as it doesn't rot the rubber like WD40 does. :nerd:
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If there's a "Blues Brothers" club, does that mean we are the "Silver Surfers"? :rolleyes:
Can I join the "Silver Surfers" too??
Current GTI = reflex silver met
Current RS4 = light silver met
Previous S4 = light silver met
Previous Vectra GSi = star silver met (whoops, shouldn't have admitted that one :grin:)
Goes without saying TT.....errr...I think I just did! :rolleyes:
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Will have a look when I get the chance, but its not that easy with the plastic cover over the engine.
Before you pull off your engine cover, log on to Cromwell.co.uk, and order a small tube of Rocol AquaSil silicone grease paste.
When you eventually do pull off your engine cover, you'll probably find you leave half the rubber bungs behind on the engine. Carefully prise them off the engine posts, re-attach them to the engine cover, and then smear the silcone grease on the rubbers and mounting posts.
You can also use the silicone grease on all electrical connectors, as it doesn't rot the rubber like WD40 does. :nerd:
Thanks for that Sean. :smiley:
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Will have a look when I get the chance, but its not that easy with the plastic cover over the engine.
Before you pull off your engine cover, log on to Cromwell.co.uk, and order a small tube of Rocol AquaSil silicone grease paste.
When you eventually do pull off your engine cover, you'll probably find you leave half the rubber bungs behind on the engine. Carefully prise them off the engine posts, re-attach them to the engine cover, and then smear the silcone grease on the rubbers and mounting posts.
You can also use the silicone grease on all electrical connectors, as it doesn't rot the rubber like WD40 does. :nerd:
Thanks for that Sean. :smiley:
Your welcome.
Forgot to mention that you can (and should) also use silcone grease on all metal/rubber sliding parts on brake calipers, as copper grease will also rot rubber.
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YOH!!!!
:grin: :grin:
You and my father (Lubricant supplier etc) would get on very well.
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YOH!!!!
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You and my father (Lubricant supplier etc) would get on very well.
As long as his last name isnt "Dover", and his first name isnt "Ben", and he doesnt just specialise in water based lubricants . . . . :grin: :grin:
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No. He does greases, diesel and some other stuff. He has over 2000 products and has been in the business for over 14 years. He was a pilot and aircraft technician before starting his company.
Not sure what he sells though........ it makes no real sense to me :rolleyes:
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No. He does greases, diesel and some other stuff. He has over 2000 products and has been in the business for over 14 years. He was a pilot and aircraft technician before starting his company.
Not sure what he sells though........ it makes no real sense to me :rolleyes:
Oh, OK :wink:
Post a linky of his company - as I get quite excited over lubricants!
<nooooo, not that excited :shocked:>
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Ha ha
Here is the linky.
http://www.sosoil.co.za/
Enjoy :rolleyes:
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Ha ha
Here is the linky.
http://www.sosoil.co.za/
Enjoy :rolleyes:
Cool - some good stuff there. You should have no probs getting the correct LongLife brew for the Golf, then! :wink:
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To be honest I cant remember my dad ever using his products in the cars...
I know he does all the servicing and lubrication and maintanence on his motorbikes of which he has 4.
i'm not complaining. Much like ManuGTI i am lucky enough to have successful parents (who of course spoil me)
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To be honest I cant remember my dad ever using his products in the cars...
I know he does all the servicing and lubrication and maintanence on his motorbikes of which he has 4.
i'm not complaining. Much like ManuGTI i am lucky enough to have successful parents (who of course spoil me)
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It's like in that ole song: "Some guyz have all the luck..." :smiley: lucky b... rother :smug:
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Make it stop!!! :cry:
Just jokes :grin:
Very true