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Post by J-GTi »

Looking good 8)

I was considering smoothing the filler cap but I wasn't sure how it would look or how I'd get it open but it looks really good acctually!!!
(can't do it now though :cry: lol )
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Post by Mouse_GTI »

Fuel cap is a great idea. Mine is a little loose and doesn't fully close :cry:
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Post by Arnoldo »

Mouse_GTI wrote:Fuel cap is a great idea. Mine is a little loose and doesn't fully close :cry:
X2 Same here :(
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Post by dubpolo »

with the wheels man try spacers, ill send you some pics of mine at the rear with spacers, when my car gets back from the shop. look cool as .....


Your car is looking sweet man
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Post by Randall »

mk4 glx 1.6 wrote:Phil also had the filler cap smoothed on his gti from memory.

Personally, I really think the wheels let the look of the car down. With the amount of money you are prepared to throw at the car, I am really surprised you are not interested in wider wheels.
I wouldn't exactly take it as far as letting the look of the car down!

Once tom arranges some wheel spacers to give the wheels a bit more stance then i think it'll give it the right look

Keep up the imagination and good work mate!!!

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Post by Si_GTi »

Looking great Tom! The smoothed fuel filler is a nice touch 8)
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

dubpolo wrote:with the wheels man try spacers, ill send you some pics of mine at the rear with spacers, when my car gets back from the shop. look cool as .....


Your car is looking sweet man
Cheers Andy, would be good to see some pics of it with the spacers on.

I think the BBS suit the car really well so I don't want to change them, plus I'm going for an OEM+ look. Show VW how it should have been done.
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Post by DanDiesel »

Looks spot on Tom! liking the filler cap smoothing! immensely subtle!
will look even better once the bbs are spaced out a bit!
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Post by tomo87 »

top work there, i really need to get my front bumper resprayed!!

get some girth!!
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Post by h4r1s »

Smooth 8) As always :)
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Post by dubpolo »

as soon as my car is out of the shop ill send them to you. changes the look so much.

you are right to keep the BBS, i don't like any other wheels as much. OEM+ is the way forward!
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Post by Sunburntfreek »

looks so sweet!!!! i see a few of you have smoothed in colour coded splitters and bumper mouldings! i would love to do that to mine but i have no idea how to plastic weld! only steel weld! lol
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

Cheers for the comments again people.

I'm the only one with a smoothed in splitter though mate, the rest are just colour coded 8)

There's only one guy on here who smoothed his own bumpers, the rest of us have taken it somewhere to get done (best way imo unless you're competent with body mods) :D
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Post by vdubit »

I love your car, looks mint. Agree on the spacers though. I'm real sorry, but i'm gonna copy your fuel cap, makes it look so much better!
Sunburntfreek wrote:i would love to do that to mine but i have no idea how to plastic weld! only steel weld! lol
Dude, soldering iron and some strips of plastic cut from on old bumper. I'm sure your capable!
ModifiedMadness wrote:There's only one guy on here who smoothed his own bumpers
I thank you 8)
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Post by Sunburntfreek »

o! its like that is it? i thought it was muccch more technical! what about the old fibreglass and filling? suppose it will sink! it looks so nice!
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