Mk2 freebie mods

[Dizzie]

my gear knob bolts on with 3 grub screws so it doesn't use the thread.

[Blue MK2]

lowering....$0

chopped springs 

[JMallows]

for the lesser golfs:
boot light,
glovebox light.
Lights on buzzer,
new badges....

Cant think of much more

[Gambit]

on 16v's you can do the Warm Up Mod for nowt with just a few simple tools. makes your 16v far more responsive

weighted shift rod, also can be done with a lump of lead and a couple of jubilee clips

gtijoe - i got my uprated loom of RustyNuts on here for ?23 delivered.

[...joe]

cool cheers, may well give hima pm!

[Hedfree]

golf! = swapped it with a crx!!!!


haha!

wanted a better car!


stu

[Helios_Blue_Valver]

my gear knob bolts on with 3 grub screws so it doesn't use the thread.

I just threaded it down an inch more then it was in the first place and then lopped and inch off the top with the lever out of the car. Putting it back into the car is a bit of a b1tch though. lol.

[ridgers]

If you remove it from the car then its easy as. Machine mart or any decent tool suppliers can provide you with the correct die to thread the gearstick.

Just take the gearstick down as a guide to make sure you get the correct pitch of thread.

And an uprated wiring loom is cheap as you like if you make it yourself.

all your doing is using the standard wiring as the switching feed for the relays, the new feed for the lights comes directly from the battery which should hopefully equal minimum voltage drop.

Also means you can higher wattage bulbs without the risk of burn outs and the backing shells for the lights are metal so they dont melt with the extra heat.

[Veedubgt18v]

and if your lazy you dont even got to solder it! 

[...joe]

And an uprated wiring loom is cheap as you like if you make it yourself.

but like i said i'm lazy and a bit sh!te with electrics. i'm sure its not beyond my skills but i can't be arsed to go and find the components and sit down and do it. mind you i could do it indoors and its too cold to do anything outside on my car!