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FS: FS: 2006 VW GOLF 2.0 FSI - great condition, low kms! I am offering you this great 2006 Volkswagen Golf. LOW KMS This car has serve us really well. It has lots of power for such a small car and very fuel efficient. That is why This VW GOLF is one of the best and most popular car in Australia with 5 Starts ANCAP rating for safety. We take care this car very well. We wash it every week and polish it every month. I use BP Ultimate 98 for the petrol, service the car on time, never had issue with this car as it has been brilliant vehicle. We park this car on a secured carpark. The reason for selling this car is that I will be going overseas for work purposes for a while. Therefore the next owner of this car will get all the good things this car can offer you. This car has a complete spare key, logbook, spare tyre. WHY WAIT, CALL NOW!!! DON'T WAIT!!! VOlKSWAGEN GOLF 2006 Tiptronic Transmission 72000KMS Just changed disc brake Just changed 2 Front tyres Just changed transmission oil Pick up the car and drive it straight away! GENUINE BUYERS ONLY!!! Call 0430 928 181 Location: Campsie Price: $10,500 Thanks. -
So, Tanner Foust has handed back the keys for his Fords and Nissans and is now drifting in a Volkswagen Passat. Huh? Its a RWD, 700HP (900HP on nitrous) animal. I'd love to know whose engine or drivetrain is being used as this is the first V8 and RWD Passat that I've ever seen (I'm upset they didnt use the W8). And heres the video. What do you think?
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A quick background on my Bora; I bought it a few years ago because I needed a cheap daily and I wanted something a little different. I was able to pick up the mack daddy V6 4Motion sport (yes, Sport!) and it is a really surprising little car. I love my Bora! I drive two hundred kay's per week to and from work and take my daughters to school pre-school most mornings. The value of the car has dropped off so badly that it is now simply not worth selling. I have spent a bit doing things like brakes, bilsteins and other bits n pieces to make it a better daily, but nothing serious. Until now (except not now, in the future.) I have to be up front, I don't know much about turbos or induction. I know the basics but thats about it, hence why I'm asking questions. The Bora is 150kw in its stock form and my car now has over 220k's (believe it or not, it feels so tight still, not a single thing feels aged.) I am thinking about either a turbo kit or (ready ... wait for it ... ) a supercharger kit. Leaning towards a blown VR6 because, frankly, I've never had a blown car. But, the blower option seems to be much more expensive. Money is not in abundance in my household. A 6 psi supercharger kit is super expensive at around $5k because a new ecu (or flash) is needed. A turbo kit is much cheaper at around $1800 delivered (check this eBay one) and would probably give me a bit more power without needing to touch my ecu. The thing is, I'm wondering if I could modify my manifold and use a s2 R33 Gtst turbo (ceramic) and maybe even an R33 side mount cooler? If I dont need to touch my ecu and considering how tight my funds are (seriously tight) is that a possibility? Maybe I'm missing something though? What do we need to do with the oil lines? Considering I have some seriously nice B8 Bilsteins in the car and all new front bushes, I want to give it some more poke so I can hit some track days again and still drive 30k's each way to work. Ending my rant here.... Drank almost a full bottle of red writing this.
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Anti Lift Kit for my 4Motion Bora Hi Folks, My 4Motion Bora understeers horrendously. Particularly when accelerating (ie, just left the lights, turning left). It feels shit. It has a factory rear sway bar and I can get a bigger one but now I'm wondering if a better bang-for-buck option would be to put an Anti Lift Kit in ? I've no experiences with these, I don't know how good they are but I can get a Powerflex kit for about $160. Thanks for any input.
