Stocktake

[poloplayer]

Location: Melbourne
Year: 2007
Model: GTI
Colour: Black
Options: None
Future Mods: Maybe an APR chip when the price is right

[SidGTi]

I agree! There seems to be more than enough for a good turnout. I'd be up for a Sydney meet for sure. Just the name and time and place people.

I rekon its time for a Sydney Polo meet, i've never seen more than 4 in one place

[binnyvo]

I rekon its time for a Sydney Polo meet, i've never seen more than 4 in one place

+2

[MissVuks]

I agree! There seems to be more than enough for a good turnout. I'd be up for a Sydney meet for sure. Just the name and time and place people.

so far in this thread i counted 12 from Sydney.. thats a fairly decent number of polo gtis...

[Matt P]

Location: Sydney
Year: 2008
Model: GTI
Colour: White
Options: None
Future Mods: Probably none

id also be up for a meet?

[GTIJNR]

Many people on this forum would strongly advise against such an action (as someone previously got flamed on the forum for doing so). The pod wont get a better response as there isnt actually an increase of cold air getting to it - thus so many people have gone with the SEAT intake for the Pogo.

If you want a pod filter, do it right - get the BMC kit with an Odessey battery (or a small flat packed dry battery). Just $ to kW ratio isnt very friendly...

Just testing out... will dyno and log data soon to see any improvement... but so far i got 40kms extra out a tank with some fairly hard driving. Response just the same but with more noise... lol
BMC will fit with some mod even without dry cell small batt.

[Celestine]

Response just the same but with more noise...

The key reason why your response is the same is because the filter is only getting what is available in the airbox. In order to get a faster response, your vehicle needs sufficient air to combust the fuel adequately, thus fitting it in the stock box probably doesnt help much I think a SEAT intake would have helped it out more than the pod.

*Seat Intake available from Shane (Eurokraft) listed in the Business advertisements section. Highly recommended seller and a great bloke to deal with!

[GTIJNR]

The key reason why your response is the same is because the filter is only getting what is available in the airbox. In order to get a faster response, your vehicle needs sufficient air to combust the fuel adequately, thus fitting it in the stock box probably doesnt help much I think a SEAT intake would have helped it out more than the pod.

*Seat Intake available from Shane (Eurokraft) listed in the Business advertisements section. Highly recommended seller and a great bloke to deal with!

Yeah i knew that lol
Originally i had pod with cool air duct but its just very loud so i try this for a while. May eventually goes back to prober CAI... much better i must admit.

[Carrot]

Location: Adelaide
Year: 2007
Model: GTI
Colour: Black
Options: Sunroof
Mods: Darkest Legal Tint, Paint Protection
Future Mods: Chip (unsure which one), Air Filter, BOV, 17" RIMs, TIP, maybe other...

[Bukefal]

I haven't posted in months! But I have been lurking, that's for sure. Here's mine:

Location: Perth
Year: 2008
Model: GTI
Colour: Black
Options: Leather
Future Mods: None! Mine is staying 100% original.

[WHTPOLOGTI]

Location: Melb
Year: 2007
Model: GTI
Colour: White
Mods: SEAT INTAKE & PANEL FILTER

[JCM308]

Location: Sydney
Year: 2007
Model: GTI
Colour: Silver
Options: None
Mods: GFB Mack1 BOV plumb back
Future Mods: Chip, rear sway bar, lowered, exhaust, tint, 18's (maybe),
any other opinions would be appreciated.

Yah my polo is no longer standard

[VW GTI]

Location: Sydney
Year: 2007
Model: GTI
Colour: Silver
Options: None
Future Mods: Chip, rear sway bar, lowered, exhaust, BOV, tint, 18's (maybe),
any other opinions would be appreciated.

A new paint job, black

Sounds like quite a list of mods. Chip first for sure.
Search for rear sway bar for a detailed discussion on it (thread started by 'shaneth')
18s aren't very common on them, few bad reports but obviously they look good.
Lowering - plenty of threads on this, including a group buy for a Bilstein B12 kit
BOV - Wanky!
Exhaust - few options from downpipe to full exhaust, do a search for results
Tint - a must

[JCM308]

A new paint job, black

Sounds like quite a list of mods. Chip first for sure.
Search for rear sway bar for a detailed discussion on it (thread started by 'shaneth')
18s aren't very common on them, few bad reports but obviously they look good.
Lowering - plenty of threads on this, including a group buy for a Bilstein B12 kit
BOV - Wanky!
Exhaust - few options from downpipe to full exhaust, do a search for results
Tint - a must

I've always liked the darker colours (last car was dark purple before that was black) the only problem I have is keeping them clean. I park in a garage overnight but when I'm at work the car's outdoors hence silver is the better option.

Chip is definately one of the first things I want to get done but I'm afraid of voiding the warranty.

I noticed that not many people have gone the 18" option, what has been the main reason for that.

Will probably take the car to Heasmans for the lowering and swaybar as it's only just around the corner from work.

BOV= a must but something subtle. I don't want the car sounding like a rice burner (been there, done that). I now want something more refined

Exhaust will be full system for sure. Does anyone make a bolt on replacement or is it better to get a custom job?

Tint will hopefully be coming in the next few weeks (as dark as legally possible).

Thanks for all the info

[RhysQ]

A new paint job, black

BOV - Wanky!

don't listen to this boy, he's a typical......toss...pot . perfect colour choice in car my friend, and a decent BOV will sound great as well (if thats what you are in to - like me!). i enjoy the puzzled look on the faces of people when they hear the pshhh come from a Polo....

thats a good future mods list you have there...you'll have a cracker of a car once done! the only other thing i could mention is maybe the SEAT intake and APR engine mount inserts.