Back on the Road for 2014
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Re: Back on the Road for 2014
How do you like the pipercross filter?
Road Boss- Newbie
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Localisation : United States
Registration date : 2013-04-08
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
Seems all good at the moment and doesn't sound massively different to the K&N that was in there before
jedi16v- 1.4 TFSI - 160ps!
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Localisation : Aylesbury, Bucks
Registration date : 2007-10-01
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
They look sweet mate. Do you have an issue with your indicators flashing red now?jedi16v wrote:
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Simeon- 2.0 TDI - 140ps!
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Localisation : Huddersfield
Registration date : 2008-04-18
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
Thanks mate no not at all still nice and orange, I am using orange led bulbs though so not sure what it would be like on a normal filament bulbSimeon wrote:They look sweet mate. Do you have an issue with your indicators flashing red now?jedi16v wrote:
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jedi16v- 1.4 TFSI - 160ps!
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Localisation : Aylesbury, Bucks
Registration date : 2007-10-01
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
Bit of an update had to have a new clutch fitted in the spring after one of the pressure plate springs broke free doing this to the inside of the box
Thankfully no serious damage was done
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After getting a small thing known as a wedding out the way in june
and having weekends back I was able to get some small jobs done that had been put off for a while first was the rear pads and handbrake cables, tools and bits for the job
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Think I got my use out of these they were EBC green pads believe it or not! Disc all cleaned up ready to for caliper and pads to go back on, and all built up:D
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Decided to finally try and sort out the dented rear panel after a bit of attacking with a DA I was left this gave it a de rusting etc then a first skim
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after the first rub down and primed(still in primer at the mo)
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Got a couple of low spots to sort then I can get it finished hope fully, got a stainless mongoose golf gti system for a steal and reinstated one of the silencers as the noise from the exhaust was getting too much for me and my neighbors!
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This brings me up to the last couple of weeks finally fitted some powdercoated splash guards I'd had for ages and also changed the alternator and ps belts and fitted the powder coated brackets for the ps pump
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As I'm getting older and I use this daily having solid/poly engine mounts was becoming too much so Ive swapped out the poly gearbox one for OEM G60 one which has made things a lot nicer/smoother.
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I also found out about this stuff called Pro XL Pro Tex for retexturing plastics from a guys build on club gti, I'd been using Auto Finesse Revive every couple of months but wanted something more permanent so far Ive done the door trims and one of the front arches and can say I'm well impressed looks almost like the OEM finish
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And to finish off a nice beading shot
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Next update will hopefully be smaller and also positive as its due it MOT on monday
Thankfully no serious damage was done
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After getting a small thing known as a wedding out the way in june
and having weekends back I was able to get some small jobs done that had been put off for a while first was the rear pads and handbrake cables, tools and bits for the job
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Think I got my use out of these they were EBC green pads believe it or not! Disc all cleaned up ready to for caliper and pads to go back on, and all built up:D
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Decided to finally try and sort out the dented rear panel after a bit of attacking with a DA I was left this gave it a de rusting etc then a first skim
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
after the first rub down and primed(still in primer at the mo)
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Got a couple of low spots to sort then I can get it finished hope fully, got a stainless mongoose golf gti system for a steal and reinstated one of the silencers as the noise from the exhaust was getting too much for me and my neighbors!
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
This brings me up to the last couple of weeks finally fitted some powdercoated splash guards I'd had for ages and also changed the alternator and ps belts and fitted the powder coated brackets for the ps pump
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
As I'm getting older and I use this daily having solid/poly engine mounts was becoming too much so Ive swapped out the poly gearbox one for OEM G60 one which has made things a lot nicer/smoother.
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
I also found out about this stuff called Pro XL Pro Tex for retexturing plastics from a guys build on club gti, I'd been using Auto Finesse Revive every couple of months but wanted something more permanent so far Ive done the door trims and one of the front arches and can say I'm well impressed looks almost like the OEM finish
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And to finish off a nice beading shot
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Next update will hopefully be smaller and also positive as its due it MOT on monday
jedi16v- 1.4 TFSI - 160ps!
- Number of posts : 445
Localisation : Aylesbury, Bucks
Registration date : 2007-10-01
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
Thought I should update things things after six months! After the Mot expired at the end of September last year I decided to pull the car off the road as I had the use of a van for work, The intention was to fully sort it out before spring! as with all good plans this didn't happen Sarah's Bora had been in need of attention for some time so most of my time and money has gone into that recently
Anyway I made a start repainting the wheels before Xmas, I faffed about trying a few colours and decided on Audi aluminum silver in the end here's the first one
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After this I didn't touch it for nearly three months till the end of Feb! When it came round to getting her fired up she was misfiring badly I new I had a cracked dizzy cap so I swapped that out for a new one as well a new rotor arm which changed sweet fa, so then checked the plugs
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Think this might be the cause of it running rough also decided to change the ht leads at the same for some 10mm ones for an extra 0.00001bhp
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Now it was running somewhere near right I pulled my finger out slightly and started on the front wheels in preparation for new tires
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In colour waiting to be laquered
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Which brings things up to this Saturday just gone when it went for its Mot which thankfully it passed! had a few advisories but nothing major, was thinking of going slightly lower but after seeing it on the brake rollers think it might be low enough!!!
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Anyway I made a start repainting the wheels before Xmas, I faffed about trying a few colours and decided on Audi aluminum silver in the end here's the first one
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After this I didn't touch it for nearly three months till the end of Feb! When it came round to getting her fired up she was misfiring badly I new I had a cracked dizzy cap so I swapped that out for a new one as well a new rotor arm which changed sweet fa, so then checked the plugs
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Think this might be the cause of it running rough also decided to change the ht leads at the same for some 10mm ones for an extra 0.00001bhp
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Now it was running somewhere near right I pulled my finger out slightly and started on the front wheels in preparation for new tires
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In colour waiting to be laquered
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Which brings things up to this Saturday just gone when it went for its Mot which thankfully it passed! had a few advisories but nothing major, was thinking of going slightly lower but after seeing it on the brake rollers think it might be low enough!!!
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jedi16v- 1.4 TFSI - 160ps!
- Number of posts : 445
Localisation : Aylesbury, Bucks
Registration date : 2007-10-01
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
This has come on soooo much since I was last on here its looks really good dude and well looked after, love it well done.
Re: Back on the Road for 2014
After seven months its finally road legal again, still got a list of things to do as long as my leg but hey ho most important is its useable again
Cracked out some polish at the weekend when I was washing my mountain bike, If only the paintwork looked as good in real life as it does in this picture I'd be a happy bunny
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Need to do the rest of the car at some point, also after bending one of my wheels nearly four years ago and finding a secondhand replacement all be it in a different colour shes finally sitting on four wheels the same colour
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please excuse the picture quality it was getting dark not to mention smashing it down with rain, to celebrate being road legal I went for a little blast
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Was the most fun I've had in 6 miles in a long time just got to start working through that job list now :?
Cracked out some polish at the weekend when I was washing my mountain bike, If only the paintwork looked as good in real life as it does in this picture I'd be a happy bunny
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Need to do the rest of the car at some point, also after bending one of my wheels nearly four years ago and finding a secondhand replacement all be it in a different colour shes finally sitting on four wheels the same colour
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please excuse the picture quality it was getting dark not to mention smashing it down with rain, to celebrate being road legal I went for a little blast
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Was the most fun I've had in 6 miles in a long time just got to start working through that job list now :?
jedi16v- 1.4 TFSI - 160ps!
- Number of posts : 445
Localisation : Aylesbury, Bucks
Registration date : 2007-10-01
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