What did you and your MKV do today?

Started by ROH ECHT, June 12, 2011, 03:07:21 AM

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cupra_buzz

Today been busy in the garage building platforms to fit my bonnet strut for my cupra :) :jumping:

scottm72

Quote from: homesqueeze on October 26, 2012, 05:09:28 PM
Driving to dry does work Scott, but you should be aware that once you take it on the road it will be getting dirt/grit particles on it. Then when you give it a wipe over afterwards you are rubbing that around the paintwork and scratching it. Just a warning. I microfibre towel dry mine straight after washing, it's quick and works perfectly.

yeah i see what you mean, i tried micro fibre cloths and found it just causes constant streaking, in fact a kitchen towel worked better ?

Mk5 GTian

Felt a bit too groggy to drive mine yesterday, so my mate was round all day for super Sunday, so every time he went outside for a smoke, I went with him to 'keep him company' but really I just wanted to go and look at my car in the car park! I bloody love my Golf!  :drool: :drool:

Fun Golf: 2016 mk7 R DSG 3 door. Work Golf: 2015 mk7 1.4 TSI GT ACT 5 door.
Gone but not forgotten : mk2 Golf GTI 16v, mk4 Golf V6 4Motion, mk5 GTI Storm Developments Stage 1, mk5 GTI Revo Stage 1, BMW 330ci, Skoda Octavia VRS Revo Stage 2, BMW Z4 Sdrive35i.

Mk5 GTian


Went out for a long drive for the first time since accident. Haven't really had to test the Revo remap much before today, and bloody hell it's good! Car feels so responsive all the way through the rev range in all gears. It feels a really smooth, linear curve, with no low spots. Very impressive Revo. :happy2:

Fun Golf: 2016 mk7 R DSG 3 door. Work Golf: 2015 mk7 1.4 TSI GT ACT 5 door.
Gone but not forgotten : mk2 Golf GTI 16v, mk4 Golf V6 4Motion, mk5 GTI Storm Developments Stage 1, mk5 GTI Revo Stage 1, BMW 330ci, Skoda Octavia VRS Revo Stage 2, BMW Z4 Sdrive35i.

homesqueeze

Quote from: scottm72 on October 29, 2012, 01:26:25 AM
Quote from: homesqueeze on October 26, 2012, 05:09:28 PM
Driving to dry does work Scott, but you should be aware that once you take it on the road it will be getting dirt/grit particles on it. Then when you give it a wipe over afterwards you are rubbing that around the paintwork and scratching it. Just a warning. I microfibre towel dry mine straight after washing, it's quick and works perfectly.

yeah i see what you mean, i tried micro fibre cloths and found it just causes constant streaking, in fact a kitchen towel worked better ?

Try a Kent xl microfibre towel. They are huge and super absorbant and only cost a few quid on amazon. I use two of these and get a perfect finish in super quick time.

RedED30

Had Fun





Elan Valley. Used Gracie as a chase car for the testing trip. We need to get a group trip up to here, what a place.
Revo Stage2 - With Linear Throttle
Revo DSG
BCS Turboback Powervalve - This is a must.
ITG Closed Intake.. wooosh

Here to enjoy and help, with a hint of sarcasm, please do not be offended

Bryan

Finnished my r32 rear end  :jumpmove:
BCS tbe is epic!!!!!
Forge Twintake. BCSautomotive turbo back exhaust with sports cat. Stage 2 remap. R32 rear lights and bumper. Team heko wind deflectors. mtec bulbs. Ed30 bbs wheels.  Eibach springs. Goodyear Eagle F1 asy2s. NQSBBK(330mm)

RedRobin

^^^^
@ RedED30:

Elan Valley looks nice. So does your Ed30.... It looks 'driven'!  :happy2:


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Throbbin' Red Mk5 GTI DSG with too many mods to list - Have Fun but Safe Journeys!

ReeceH13

Went to Shell and filled her to the brim with V-Power!


MC71

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scottm72

Quote from: homesqueeze on October 29, 2012, 07:30:01 PM
Quote from: scottm72 on October 29, 2012, 01:26:25 AM
Quote from: homesqueeze on October 26, 2012, 05:09:28 PM
Driving to dry does work Scott, but you should be aware that once you take it on the road it will be getting dirt/grit particles on it. Then when you give it a wipe over afterwards you are rubbing that around the paintwork and scratching it. Just a warning. I microfibre towel dry mine straight after washing, it's quick and works perfectly.

yeah i see what you mean, i tried micro fibre cloths and found it just causes constant streaking, in fact a kitchen towel worked better ?

Try a Kent xl microfibre towel. They are huge and super absorbant and only cost a few quid on amazon. I use two of these and get a perfect finish in super quick time.
will give that a try, cheers buddy

dodds-gttdi

Turned 100,000 miles last night. Forgot to get the obvious picture but so far that's been 22,000 trouble free miles (except rust on the wings - resolved by Inch Engineering VW)   :happy2:

TANNER

Swapped to my winters, fed up of looking at the scuffs on my monzas so gone a bit early with these! A frustrating 2 hours spent trying to get my nuts off though (said that before! Haha)



driver rider

3 Door GTI Black, Cruise Control, DSG, Factory Tints, Folding Mirrors, Heated Seats, Highline Display, Leather, Monza II's, MFSW, Parking Sensors, Puddle Lights,  Xenons,

To be fitted....Bluetooth,DVB-T, MDI, RNS510, Stage one (opinions much appreciated)

Kalpsn2000

Diamond Black 2007 (56) Golf GTI 3Dr DSG ¦ 18" Monza II's ¦ Cruise control ¦ MFSW ¦ Highline ¦ Rear parking sensors ¦ PDT Stage 1 ¦ Forge Twintake ¦ H&R Sport Springs ¦ NQSBBK ¦ R32 Rear bumper ¦ BCS Powervalve Sports R32 style TBE ¦ Valeo LED Rear Lights ¦ Xenon lights with HID kit ¦ DNX521DAB ¦ 12mm Spacers all round ¦