Hey all Mark here, I got a Pirelli 18months ago and I am already bored and want the R...... The Pirelli fwd is just killing me.... a normal GTI seems to have a bit more of that down low repsonse the Pirelli feels like nothing then bang wheel spin... or the traction control cuts in so early you go no where, BUT when you are on the roll wow it flies and I love it, to make this car perfect they now have the R ! and I want one!
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Pirelli Owner wanting an R !
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Correct. But as already confirmed in Aust they are to be called simply "Golf R" there is no way I'd go from a Pirelli back to a slower 32... hehee But the Pirelli with the TD04 REALLY needs AWD I have no idea how the guys with chipped TD04s live with the FWD as a daily!
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Originally posted by MAKO_006 View PostCorrect. But as already confirmed in Aust they are to be called simply "Golf R" there is no way I'd go from a Pirelli back to a slower 32... hehee But the Pirelli with the TD04 REALLY needs AWD I have no idea how the guys with chipped TD04s live with the FWD as a daily!Last edited by 2000MN; 11-05-2010, 12:16 PM.
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Originally posted by 2000MN View PostThe same way you drive a 200kw+ atw MPS. Better throttle control
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Originally posted by MAKO_006 View PostHey all Mark here, I got a Pirelli 18months ago and I am already bored and want the R...... The Pirelli fwd is just killing me.... a normal GTI seems to have a bit more of that down low repsonse the Pirelli feels like nothing then bang wheel spin... or the traction control cuts in so early you go no where, BUT when you are on the roll wow it flies and I love it, to make this car perfect they now have the R ! and I want one!2002 Volkswagen Bora V5 - 2007 Mazda 3 GT - 1998 Ford Contour Sport - 2010 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0T - 2013 Volkswagen Passat 130TDI - 2015 Ford Escape 1.5 - 2016 Subaru WRX - 2018 Volkswagen Golf R Wolfsburg Wagon
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Originally posted by aRedFastCar View PostI have an R32 and my wife has a Black Pirelli. I dont want to get rid of the R32 'cause it it just too good, so I have convinced her to sell the Pirelli, let me buy the new R and she inherits the R32.Sweet!MY11 Golf R - Rising Blue - 5DR - DSG - 19" Black OZ Ultralegerra - Leather - Sunroof - MDI - Euro Plates - Milltek Exhaust - Bluefin - SOLD
MY11 Tiguan 147 TSI - DSG - Pepper Grey - Black Leather - RVC - MDI - BT
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