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Yesterday I found my bumper tray held on by one bolt :/ What was meant to be a 5 min fix turned into the bumper being taken off and spending hours getting the intercooler pipe cutouts symmetrical and making guard gaps tighter, there is still more to be done. Today I took off my trust exhaust and started to look at ways to get an s15 kakimoto muffler to fit in the way i want it to. I believe i have found and easy way, so will be calling roadway muffler tomorrow to book in sometime.

  • 5 weeks later...

Group buy for extended paddle shifters took off like crazy on vwgolf.net once it was shared with some other forums, so very soon I shall have some nice new black paddles that can actually be reached while cornering

Edited by Trozzle

Yeah a few times within a couple of months of buying it lol...but not at all this year yet. Never get the opportunity thanks to shithouse road surfaces and traffic, and god knows I'd end up getting in trouble somehow if I did haha.

That, and unless I'm actually racing another decent vehicle, it's completely unnecessary for kicking their ass anyway! hahahaha

Fuel Pump and Wallet. :/

Pump was not producing enough pressure to Rev but with a New one in the engine feels more betterer Power than it ever has.

The Never Ending low rev / off idle Stutters seem to have gone.

I'llbef**kedGobbSchmacked.

  • 2 weeks later...

More to the above story unfortunately... :/

however, about 10 kms into the drive to work on this -40 morning, my rear window decided one piece was not enough.

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It was iced over and the demister was turned on but had melted and then CrrraAAcckK.

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