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Get it serviced on time & buy good tyres
Apart from that - the best value performance mods are to get it chipped & chuck on a rear sway bar
2006 MkV 2.0TDI -> 2005 MkV GTI -> 2008 MkV R32 -> 2013 Polo 77TSI + 2016 Mk7 Golf R Wagon -
Yeah well thats exactly where I am, its almost due for its 60,000km service, its just gone out of warranty, so Im trying to figure out whats best to do.
Im thinking get the 60k km service done (should I take it to official VW or move to a third party?), and then get the mod chip done. Ofcourse that then leaves me to decide between the never ending gaia vs APR debate!
Aside from that yes I could use some new tyres soon, and Id like to get a good detail done.
Any other suggestions? I dont really want to go too nuts spending thousands on exhausts etc at this stage, but willing to spend a few grand all up.
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