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anyone know the shipping costs on those rotiform wheels to aus? some of them look good and there cheap 
and do you need spacers for 8" wides?
and do you need spacers for 8" wides?
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They have distribution here now - some dudes in Sydney, Hookitupco - Worldwide
Otherwise if you can get yourself a freight forwarder you could get them here fairly cheap.Comment
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So - the black hole continues! 3 weeks of trouble free motoring and the clutch is gone! Debating my options! Anyone want to buy a vr6?Comment
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LOL dude i have this problem daily. When it all seems good something has to f*ck up. Its a love/hate relationship i guessOriginally posted by dark View Post
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damn .. bad luck ? or did you push it ridiculously hard ?Originally posted by dark View Post
VW BORA 2003 V6 4Motion
Volkswagen Golf MK3 1997 CL 1.8L
Rammstien + Autobahn + Volkswagen = Leben !Comment
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Man .. it really sucks when things go wrong like that .. how much would it cost to fix ?Originally posted by dark View PostVW BORA 2003 V6 4Motion
Volkswagen Golf MK3 1997 CL 1.8L
Rammstien + Autobahn + Volkswagen = Leben !Comment
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I got 50 bucks in my wallet
Nah, it's one of those things. once it's done, you wont have to worry about it, well for probably the life time that you'll own the car.
Don't forget, but now's probably a good time to do timing chains if they are getting close to being due...
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My girlfriend is saying ditch it - I am debating it! I will probably fix it though.Comment
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just fix it. Its not all bad. New stronger clutch, light flywheel and timing chains. It'll be good as new!VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
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It might even just be the cable being loose - need to get under there and have a look!Comment
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have fun looking for that cable
it's hydraulic btw. It maybe be possible that your clutch fork has broken/snapped, if the clutch "all of a sudden" doesn't work. (as opposed to it gradually wearing out)Comment
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Nah it was a gradual failure. I thought it was hydraulic!Comment
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So bled the clutch and now it works? Can't find a leak, everything's dry and now it has normal travel and alls good? WTF?
Not sures whats up there. But anyway now the vr6 works again.
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Win Good thing you just didnt go and put a new clutch in...
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