Author Topic: madmanluke's supercharged mk2 VR  (Read 214174 times)

Offline popleyruss

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #170 on: 20 January 2011, 19:46 »
Asuming ?

Good to meet you aswell th weather will be better soon and light at night haha

Gonna get as much done on Saturday as I can and try my best to blag the mother in laws garage oh and I may have those doors for u aswell what ones. Do u need ?
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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #171 on: 21 January 2011, 12:02 »
Is that for the three door for my mate? I'l let him know

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #172 on: 21 January 2011, 15:54 »
And so it begins...
 Much like the start of my VR build, i've given it one more wash



Noticed that the birth mark on my FL wheel is getting bigger/darker. Will have to have that wheel refurbed when ever it comes back on the road. Got to love lacquer peel.



The engine bay certainly took a battering over christmas. Its a state with salt EVERYWHERE! Luckily this is why its all coming off the road any way.




Tucked up under its cover


A friend of mine has just got a half finished mk2 vr project so I am going to be busy doing that with him also. This is going to be a long process getting the bay how I want it. Ideally, what i can see before it comes back on the road is a full resprey. But i doubt il have the funds for anything like that...

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #173 on: 21 January 2011, 17:51 »
looking forward to this  :nerd:

A real 304bhp 286lbft in a mk4 golf!

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #174 on: 21 January 2011, 18:00 »
Still looks awesome.... why the feck does it need a full respray?

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #175 on: 21 January 2011, 18:28 »
How do you find the car cover? I've been thinking about one since I have to keep the Vento outside.
Not low enough mk5
Not on the road enough mk3

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #176 on: 21 January 2011, 20:27 »
the paint is pretty shocking unfortunately mate. Doesn't look it in the photo's, but there are swirls, scratches, on the roof i have paint cracking. Its a right old state (in my head it is any way). I keep wanting GUY to come and do work on it and see what he can do, but there was a communication break down when I wanted it done last summer and it never happened in the end.

Maybe il get him to come over and see if he can restore any of it later on...

The car cover is just a halfords one. Again due to how the paint is I dont need anything special. Like a twit I left the ariel on the roof and it went straight through. Nice 10 inch rip and it hadn't even been on the car for more than 20 seconds! Seems ok though. Got a nice zip on the drivers door so you can still gain access too.

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #177 on: 28 January 2011, 00:10 »
Stage 1:

Took the engine out tonight. Started at 8, finished at half 11.

Lots of pictures. Everyone loves pictures....





What a mess!! Lots to sort out now...


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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #178 on: 28 January 2011, 01:14 »
only feels like a month ago from when it went in!  :grin:

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Re: madmanluke's mk2 VR
« Reply #179 on: 28 January 2011, 13:25 »
christ that looks serious. new cam chains etc whilst its out?


I don't think a semi will give the same results