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  • 33mm rears, 25mm fronts

    Sits pretty with the BBS wheels!
    Past: Mk3 Golf 2L 8V, Audi 8L A3T.
    Present: Mk3 Golf variant.

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    • TMTuning to the rescue

      Well Yesterday was a big day at work and was grumpy as hell when I got home cause of the dweeb going to slow infront of me on the freeway home

      That changed last night when I received two boxes one really heavy from TMTuning



      With these Inpro goodness:


      All up what came was a new billet shifter leather bound, billet coolant cap, US style cup tray for the centre console.

      Also got billet oil cap and door lifterrs curtesy of raymond.

      Ray also let me borrow his plastic welder which I will be doing some work to the front bar tonight and then taking it back to the panel beaters, cause of some incompetant f*cktard third party mob that they use

      Anyway I have a quick question and need of opinions in which path I follow. Pics to follow:



      This or



      I like the second choice but the panel beaters are complaining that they won't be able to put in the bolts in the air ducts. I like the second one but I would like to get some opinions of what you guys think!

      Cheers Steve
      I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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      • Just let it be known worst photoshop ever lol.
        I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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        • Flush rocks I agree

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          • thats a good point. How the heck will you attach the bumper if you cover all the bolts?! As i said lastnight though. The second option looks nicer in my opinion

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            • Originally posted by Tim View Post
              thats a good point. How the heck will you attach the bumper if you cover all the bolts?! As i said lastnight though. The second option looks nicer in my opinion
              Yeah the panel beater made a valid point to be honest I think I would have to do it from behind I think just leaving enough room to put the boltd through I wonder how the US guys do it
              I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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              • yea second pic looks sweet. but if it turns out too hard then the first option is definately good too. both looks sweet but try for number 2
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                • Originally posted by DubSteve View Post
                  Yeah the panel beater made a valid point to be honest I think I would have to do it from behind I think just leaving enough room to put the boltd through I wonder how the US guys do it
                  i think this is a job for VW Vortex! Post a thread in the mk3 section up there asking. Im sure u will get plenty of replies. then once u know report back. Im curious!

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                  • leave the brake ducts (?) there i reckon. breaks up the bumper a bit, looks too plain without them. good mod too, looks 10x better than standard, imo.

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                    • Hmm OK back from the tex with some news ad with my first reply such as
                      leave it out... duh
                      Ahhhhhha Although I did get put on a good website on how to plastic weld which was good they talk about using Fuser seems like filler or something where can I get that from?
                      I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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                      • Bog it up
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                        • You could always fabricate a part to sit in the air ducts to make it as flash as possible, but still removeable.

                          If it has an engine or heartbeat it's going to cost you.

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                          • Originally posted by The_Hawk View Post
                            You could always fabricate a part to sit in the air ducts to make it as flash as possible, but still removeable.
                            Hmm I have thought about that but I think I might just get a flush straight I don't see why you can't just put the bolt from the back thats all.
                            I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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                            • Originally posted by DubSteve View Post
                              Hmm I have thought about that but I think I might just get a flush straight I don't see why you can't just put the bolt from the back thats all.
                              key word = laziness

                              they just couldn't be bothered. I reckon do it... I've seen it done before so why wouldn't it work on yours...

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                              • Originally posted by bboyskidz View Post
                                key word = laziness

                                they just couldn't be bothered. I reckon do it... I've seen it done before so why wouldn't it work on yours...
                                Yeah thanks Lachie and if it comes to the worst I will do it you must be able to put it in from behind it can't be that bad!
                                I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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