Quinnys candy white polo gti new pics added
Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 9:07 am
Hi all, I've had my polo gti for about 6 weeks now so I thought id share my progress with you. this is the car when I first got it I travelled all the way from Peterborough to Aberdeen to get it. It has taken me ages to get a candy white one with all the extras on it such as the winter pack and climate control but im glad I waited as I love it now.

After driving it around for a while I wanted the exhaust to sound louder so I bought a turbo back res miltek exhaust which was an arse to fit even at work on a ramp, removing the old exhaust was the hard bit as it is all one piece. I had to lower the axle to get it out.

Exhaust sounds amazing, its like a standard gti exhaust when cruising but when you floor it it comes alive and really does sound nice. I then bought a forge tip and a forge inter-cooler pipe. Must say they are a pain to fit and required some trimming where it fits onto the intake side of the turbo but fitted spot on in the end.

Heres a picture after both pipes are fitted

After driving the car for a few days, I noticed even without it being mapped, with just the exhaust and forge tip and a pipercross panel filter, it was quite alot quicker than my mates standard polo
. Around Peterborough I have noticed quite a few white polos so I wanted mine to be different so I took my car to Totally dynamic in Milton Keynes and got my roof vinal wrapped in gloss black.

Thats all I have done so far so next on the list is either springs and shocks or coil overs and get my wheels sprayed anthracite grey.
Next major mods
Forge front mount inter-cooler
3 bar map sensor
uprated injectors and fuel pressure regulator
pd 160
uprated brakes
maby a ko3 hybrid and then finally a stage 2 map

After driving it around for a while I wanted the exhaust to sound louder so I bought a turbo back res miltek exhaust which was an arse to fit even at work on a ramp, removing the old exhaust was the hard bit as it is all one piece. I had to lower the axle to get it out.

Exhaust sounds amazing, its like a standard gti exhaust when cruising but when you floor it it comes alive and really does sound nice. I then bought a forge tip and a forge inter-cooler pipe. Must say they are a pain to fit and required some trimming where it fits onto the intake side of the turbo but fitted spot on in the end.

Heres a picture after both pipes are fitted

After driving the car for a few days, I noticed even without it being mapped, with just the exhaust and forge tip and a pipercross panel filter, it was quite alot quicker than my mates standard polo

Thats all I have done so far so next on the list is either springs and shocks or coil overs and get my wheels sprayed anthracite grey.
Next major mods
Forge front mount inter-cooler
3 bar map sensor
uprated injectors and fuel pressure regulator
pd 160
uprated brakes
maby a ko3 hybrid and then finally a stage 2 map