What did you and your MKV do today?

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

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DFish

Today we had a small brake upgrade on the oil burner. From Cupra/S3/R32 to some AP 6 pots with 343mm discs. Should make for some  :driver: or  :sick:

Fish

Kalpsn2000

Mine went in to the stealers for its major service. Sorted with no issues :happy2:

Now to get it booked in for a remap and a DV upgrade...can't wait :party:
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Matto

Quote from: DFish on January 11, 2013, 07:25:37 PM
Today we had a small brake upgrade on the oil burner. From Cupra/S3/R32 to some AP 6 pots with 343mm discs. Should make for some  :driver: or  :sick:

Fish

Pics?  :party:

DFish

Matto, as its now cold and dark outside and I'm working all weekend, they will be posted on Monday.

Fish

ROH ECHT

Hey RR, the carbon vs metal does keep from heating up underneath the bonnet in the sun, yes?
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RedRobin

Quote from: ROH ECHT on January 12, 2013, 09:18:57 AM

Hey RR, the carbon vs metal does keep from heating up underneath the bonnet in the sun, yes?


....Ah yes. I knew there was a reason I bought an expensive carbon bonnet  :laugh:

Good point  :happy2: Thanks.


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Baz300

Fitted 2x new exhaust rubbers, new exhaust to subframe bracket, subframe bolt and spacer mod and a powerflex bog bone mount insert.

Car now has no ratteling and creaking :wink:

MOT is booked for Tuesday so hoping its going to pass.

Hopefully fit my cruise control stalk tomorrow.

ReeceH13

Fitted my anti-theft number plate screws. Boom!






Kregiel

changed oil and got eagle f1 assymetrics 2! straight away the grip is lovely compared to crap tires I got!

Bring on the 20th jan first track day this year!

Paul
Red 2008 GTI, H&R ARB, b12 suspension, walk, milltek non-res full exhaust, forge IC, tarox 10 pot big brake kit, RS4 valve, Forge SSK, Autotech HPFP, Xenons, K04 Turbo, Quaife LSD, South Bend stage 3 Daily with SMF clutch, XB and UB Unibraces

RedRobin

Quote from: ReeceH13 on January 12, 2013, 02:44:58 PM

Fitted my anti-theft number plate screws. Boom!




....Those look very cool - I ought to those on mine as they are red and 'R'.

Where did you get them from, please?


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ReeceH13

Quote from: RedRobin on January 12, 2013, 03:05:32 PM
Quote from: ReeceH13 on January 12, 2013, 02:44:58 PM

Fitted my anti-theft number plate screws. Boom!




....Those look very cool - I ought to those on mine as they are red and 'R'.

Where did you get them from, please?


Yeah they do look nice (main reason I got them!) and stops pesky tea leafs  too! Yes more so RR!! Got them from Halfords, £5.99 and you get 2 black, 2 silver and 2 yellow screws, Allen key and the locking 2 pin head. 

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_370633_langId_-1_categoryId_246902


homesqueeze

Quote from: ReeceH13 on January 12, 2013, 02:44:58 PM
Fitted my anti-theft number plate screws. Boom!







I've got those bad boys too. They are good, but they do fade quite a bit over time. I've got a new set waiting to go on to replace the old ones.

homesqueeze

Quote from: trs888 on January 11, 2013, 06:52:26 PM
Quote from: homesqueeze on January 11, 2013, 06:50:18 PM
I got a revision G DV fitted today in the hope it would cure my problems. It certainly seems to have done the trick!  :smiley:  The old original '05 DV was well split! The car is driving nicely again, it feels great!  Paid £60 for labour and £38 for the part itself at my local indy. Is that about average for price?

think its ok.

i paid about £45 i think for DV but fitted myself (wilth my bros help) took about 40 mins

actually i prefered it when it was split for the noise :grin: i love the turbo sound but prefer the speed  :jumping:

Thanks. Mine is actually quite quiet now compared to how it always used to be. I heard that people liked the rev g dv because it made a louder noise, but mine is much quiter than my original dv!

trs888


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Thanks. Mine is actually quite quiet now compared to how it always used to be. I heard that people liked the rev g dv because it made a louder noise, but mine is much quiter than my original dv!

Hmm I'm not sure what mine is. Is there really a noticeable difference from say Rev D to G? Anyone notice a difference?

ianv5

Got back from Afghanistan on Thursday  :jumpmove: Checked to see when my MOT is due, oops runs out today!

Booked in for Tuesday so car not going anywhere.

Rear windscreen wiper motor has packed up, not part of the MOT test from what I can see! Just in case I removed it and fitted a bung to the hole left by the spindle.

Bung prices, Halfords £1.78 for one! Wickes £1.58 for ten :happy2:

Fingers crossed she will pass.