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What have you done to your mk4 (golf/bora) today?
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2019 Golf R | 2024 Tiguan 162TSI | 2007 Golf GTI | 2007 Eos 147TSI
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so where in canberra do you take a vw or equivalent euro for a wheel alignment then snowy???
Best place around these parts is Inline Steering and Suspension in QBN.
Chris is the guy to talk to, he sorted my car out beautifully and I'll be taking it back to him shortly to have TT control arm bushes + neuspeed lower brace installed with an alignment.
He knows what he's doing, takes his time and does the job spot on.
Cheers,
Snowy.
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Originally posted by No457 Snowy View PostSo I go into the local alignment place (I won't name them but they are nation wide, call themselves "experts" and the first 2 letters are JA) After the grease monkey disguised as a tyre/suspension expert tore my OEM VW wheels up with a lovely corkscrew pattern right thru the clear-coat and paint on each wheel bolt recess with his trusty rattle gun, he proceeded to tell me that my car had been in an accident, and was unable to be aligned. WTF!!!
the next letter wasnt x was it?might be the same mob that screwed me over...
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Originally posted by Mr. JLT View PostI washed mine today!
Used the new Dodo Juice Supernatural Car Shampoo. Doesn't foam up a lot, but lubricity seems good.
After a wash, I clayed the car (using 1/3 the bar, dropped it, dropped the next 1/3rd too, down to the last 1/3rd of a brand new bar), then gave it two coats (separated by a few hours) of Optimum Opti-Seal.
Gave the wheels a good clean and also gave them a coat of Opti-Seal - will report back on how well that helps prevent buildup on the wheels (15 spoke wheels aren't the easiest to clean!).
Car looks nice and shiny again.Nothing to see here...
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Did some fine tuning of ride height by adjusting coilovers.
Just a heads up on a great little tool, the Wheel Hanger. I used it for the first time today and wow what a difference it makes when installing the wheels. Just screw it into the 6 o'clock position on the hub, then place the wheel on it and it just sits there in position while you are free to sort out wheel bolts and socket without juggling the weight of the wheel and keeping everything lined up for you to screw in the first couple of bolts.
Here it is, if you haven't already got one I highly recommend it:
Snowy.
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Originally posted by Manaz View PostLikewise.
Used the new Dodo Juice Supernatural Car Shampoo. Doesn't foam up a lot, but lubricity seems good.
After a wash, I clayed the car (using 1/3 the bar, dropped it, dropped the next 1/3rd too, down to the last 1/3rd of a brand new bar), then gave it two coats (separated by a few hours) of Optimum Opti-Seal.
Gave the wheels a good clean and also gave them a coat of Opti-Seal - will report back on how well that helps prevent buildup on the wheels (15 spoke wheels aren't the easiest to clean!).
Car looks nice and shiny again.SLAM.POKE.TUCK.DROP.DOPE!
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Originally posted by Mr. JLT View PostSounds like you could have saved some time using the liquid claybar turttle Ice that turns into soap when u rinse it off.. I use it on powder coated or painted wheels too and they turn out great. Cheers JNothing to see here...
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