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  • What order would you do your mods in

    As I am about to get my new polo gti, i've been thinking about what mods I should do.

    If you where to do a polo gti from scratch, what order would you do your mods in. some reasoning would me good too

    Maybe even list your current mods and would you have changed what order you did them in?
    2009 Polo GTI | APRv2 |

  • #2
    Well if I was to ever do it all again I would go as follows.

    Front and rear sway bars along with front suspension bushes while ur at it.
    Improved exhaust and Intake
    FMIC
    Flash
    better suspension
    312mm Brakes
    Originally posted by seangti
    The price of the car rarely indicates driver ability/lap time.

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    • #3
      1) Flash

      Then if you want more power go to downpipe / FMIC.

      If you want better handling... suspension and bushes etc

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      • #4
        Originally posted by VW GTI View Post
        1) Flash

        Then if you want more power go to downpipe / FMIC.

        If you want better handling... suspension and bushes etc

        Unless a mod is pre-requusite for another, I would go bangs for bucks first..

        As you appetite for mods (or car) may change..

        Flash is first mod, has to be.

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        • #5
          How much is a dumpipe worth? also how much power over would you be looking at with a dumpipe and dumpipe+FMIC?

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          • #6
            Look here: http://www.ozvolks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=326

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            • #7
              Originally posted by jasn78 View Post
              Well if I was to ever do it all again I would go as follows.

              Front and rear sway bars along with front suspension bushes while ur at it.
              Improved exhaust and Intake
              FMIC
              Flash
              better suspension
              312mm Brakes
              how come you put a flash after exhaust and FMIC?

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              • #8
                My Downpipe was $1100 or something (got everything at once so I can't remember).

                Up about 8kw on just the flash, FMIC adds about 4 or 5 as well. Together they would be good.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Grant View Post
                  how come you put a flash after exhaust and FMIC?
                  I assume its so you dont have to reprogramme the software
                  T Go
                  MY11.5 Golf GTI | Bluefin Stage 2 | Pipercross Stage 2 Intake Pipe | AFE Pro 5R Filter | SPM Downpipe | VWR Sport Springs | H&R 22mm RSB | R LED Tail Lights

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Grant View Post
                    how come you put a flash after exhaust and FMIC?
                    depending on who u went with grant for the flast like if u went custom codes u could get the flash done to suit those mods rather than having to redo it later
                    Originally posted by seangti
                    The price of the car rarely indicates driver ability/lap time.

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                    • #11
                      Top thread.

                      In my inexperienced opinion, I would've thought the Flash -- suspension -- shocks would be enough for what i'm after, which is a ride that's not worse than stock?
                      MY16 MK7 Golf GTI
                      - Manual - Sunroof - Folding Mirrors - Lock/Unlock Chirp - 4x Indicator Flash - Traffic - MK7.5 LED Tail Lights with Sweeping Indicators - Dynablink Sweeping mirror LEDs - White LED's on rear rego plate -

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by jasn78 View Post
                        depending on who u went with grant for the flast like if u went custom codes u could get the flash done to suit those mods rather than having to redo it later

                        I wanted to sat that.

                        Custom-Code have a phase 2 tune especially for getting the best out of any mods made to the car. Having a FMIC and Downpipe are a minimum requirement for a Phase 2.

                        The Phase 1 would still show gains if you fitted the FMIC and downpipe down the track. The Phase 2 does lift power quite a bit though once completed.

                        There is a discount if you go from Phase 1 to 2 but it would be more sensible to spend money on the hardware first and get it flashed once.

                        Gavin
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                        • #13
                          I believe if you have APR software, the update from APR is free if you use their hardware.

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                          • #14
                            Going straight to a Phase 2 would be cheaper than APR with an update and you could get your hardware from wherever you like.

                            There's plenty of hardware providers out there if you look a little.

                            Gavin
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by h100vw View Post
                              I wanted to sat that.

                              Custom-Code have a phase 2 tune especially for getting the best out of any mods made to the car. Having a FMIC and Downpipe are a minimum requirement for a Phase 2.

                              The Phase 1 would still show gains if you fitted the FMIC and downpipe down the track. The Phase 2 does lift power quite a bit though once completed.

                              There is a discount if you go from Phase 1 to 2 but it would be more sensible to spend money on the hardware first and get it flashed once.

                              Gavin
                              Better believe it, phase 2 done right lets them off the chain
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