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went searching for dash mat for the polo gti,......so far fruitless
There has been one released for some time. It's a standard dashmat for the 6N model (I think) which perfectly fits the 9N3. My local autoparts store had them in stock when I bought mine 3 years ago.
There has been one released for some time. It's a standard dashmat for the 6N model (I think) which perfectly fits the 9N3. My local autoparts store had them in stock when I bought mine 3 years ago.
Dave
would that be for the 6n gti ? , or just 6n basic model?,.......or arnt sure?
mike
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Tried to install new FK Automotive Tailights on my Gti.
They fit well enough in the housing but the wiring is all haywire!! Right tailight works fine but the left is all over the place..indicator, brake lights, blinker etc...all out of whack with the right light. Then I noticed where the tailight wiring connects with the cars the car "connector" has 5 pins (as with the OEM tailights) and the FK Automotive tailight connectot has 6 pins...spend most of Sunday attemptin g to rewire the left tailight...to no success. I'm beginning to think they are not compatible...hmmm funny that. Will have to get back to OrangeTuning to sort out. Might settle on the black Hella tailights if I can send these back......
Decided not to go with the 'big brake' upgrade, and ordered a set of EBC Greenstuff pads to improve the standard package.
Hey Jon,
Yeah I find the standard brakes fine for a Chipped car...brembos very pricey.
Do you still have the stock rotors? Where did you buy and how much were the EBC Green Stuff pads if I can ask? Are the Red Stuff pads suitable? I think they are more for track?
Yeah I find the standard brakes fine for a Chipped car...brembos very pricey.
Do you still have the stock rotors? Where did you buy and how much were the EBC Green Stuff pads if I can ask? Are the Red Stuff pads suitable? I think they are more for track?
Cheers
Someone here does have the redstuff pads - they are still better than stock normally, they just keep getting better as the heat goes up.
Yeah I find the standard brakes fine for a Chipped car...brembos very pricey.
Do you still have the stock rotors? Where did you buy and how much were the EBC Green Stuff pads if I can ask? Are the Red Stuff pads suitable? I think they are more for track?
Cheers
Yep, stock rotors. When they need replacing I'll upgrade to slotted. I figure the Greens and Martini fluid should be an adequate improvement over standard.
Red Stuff are street/track pads, whether the Greens are 'sport' street pads. I don't intend to go on a track, so it was an unnecessary expense to upgrade further to Reds.
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