VWR springs, carbon spoiler, carbon VW emblem, de-badge, 20mm wheel spacers. Took me about 2.5 hours to replace the front springs, five minutes for the rear springs. I like the looks and the handling much better now.
Where'd you get the brakes from? A write up to go along with it would be great!splash guards went on last weekend. They make a big difference, especially with the wheels pushed out on spacers. The GTI front brakes are going on this weekend. Also having the LED tails wired so the Amber turn signals will work!
Can you take pics with the splash guards? I'm tempted to install sometime soon. Did you have to make any modifications to the splash guards while installing?splash guards went on last weekend. They make a big difference, especially with the wheels pushed out on spacers. The GTI front brakes are going on this weekend. Also having the LED tails wired so the Amber turn signals will work!
Nice plate!
I bought the brakes off a guys who immediately upgraded his GTI's brakes to a BBK. No write up required. It was stupid simple. Remove wheel, remove caliper remove, rotor and shield. Replace in reverse order. Everything bolts right up. The only difficult part is bleeding the brakes.Where'd you get the brakes from? A write up to go along with it would be great!
Ive got to see about posting pics on this forum. No modifications - they bolt right up pretty easy. They are really doing a nice job today with all the snow falling. And they keep the sides of the car MUCH cleaner, and will keep the leading edge of the rear fender directly behind the rear wheel from getting sand blasted. If you use spacers and daily drive its a no brainer.Can you take pics with the splash guards? I'm tempted to install sometime soon. Did you have to make any modifications to the splash guards while installing?
Thanks.
Took my Golf Badge off too... Maybe TDI one too. Don't know yet.
I installed mine one evening. The directions are pretty clear. I removed each wheel and took my time. I used the tool kit that comes with the car to jack it up and remove the wheels too.Ive got to see about posting pics on this forum. No modifications - they bolt right up pretty easy. They are really doing a nice job today with all the snow falling. And they keep the sides of the car MUCH cleaner, and will keep the leading edge of the rear fender directly behind the rear wheel from getting sand blasted. If you use spacers and daily drive its a no brainer.
I replaced the license plate lights with LEDs and I had a warning to check them. Did you get any sort of warning displayed on the console after installing these?Installed better reverse lights. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00P2D41OQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Did not see a warning.I replaced the license plate lights with LEDs and I had a warning to check them. Did you get any sort of warning displayed on the console after installing these?
If not, I'm really tempted to order them.
I bought the USB one off of Amazon. I, too, had no need for the iPod one...I put it up for sale.Did you buy the USB one or did the dealer swap them for you? They gave me the iPod one with the car but I have no use for it and want the USB one.
Do you mind if you can post the amazon link for the cable? I just want to make sure i get the right cable. ThanksI bought the USB one off of Amazon. I, too, had no need for the iPod one...I put it up for sale.
Russ
http://www.amazon.com/VW-000051446b...d=1425092293&sr=8-1&keywords=VW+MDI+USB+cableDo you mind if you can post the amazon link for the cable? I just want to make sure i get the right cable. Thanks
thankshttp://www.amazon.com/VW-000051446b...d=1425092293&sr=8-1&keywords=VW+MDI+USB+cable
This is VW OEM...it looks like there are cheaper ones, pero sabes que, I wouldn't trust them.
Russ
This was more like over the weekend but finally took it out for a bit of a spontaneous photoshoot haha
Completed mine this morning and felt the same way. I was leary of attempting to pull that lower fascia off. I didn't, but I'm going to have to re-check the bolts for tightness after a few miles on bumpy roads. The articulating ratchet helped but maybe not enough the first time through.Installed my Drawtite. The only time consuming and difficult part was removing the plastic strip at the bottom of the bumper. But I'm not going to lie, that was almost enough for me to drop it off at a mechanic.