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Offline SeyiiOluwa

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Shadow Blue TDi
« on: June 09, 2015, 11:39:22 pm »
Hello all

Been following this forum for a bit and I decided to finally start posting. Owned a 1.4 6n2 Polo petrol for a few weeks before it got seized (no insurance). Then I decided to go for a 1.4 TDi but then a mate crashed it whilst we were on the motorway (aquaplaned). After going through the he insurance claims I purchased a Golf as I wanted to try something with some more power (that was still affordable). I purchased a 2005 1.9 BKC just before going back to uni and heres a list of some of the things I've done and that I plan to do with her. This will be the first car i've modified so I will need a lot of your expertise  :happy2: :happy2: :wink:

New battery and tyres fitted in November
Master cylinder went in December and I had to replace the whole clutch + DMF
Full Service + Glow plugs in March
General maintenance

MODS
  :driver: :driver: :driver:
INTERIOR

   LED Light Upgrade
   Pioneer FH-X700BT Double Din (from the old Polo)
   Bottle opener
   Boot Liner
   R-Line Stop Gap Filler
   R-Line Dead Pedal
   Golf seat inserts
TO DO
Dark interior trim
Hydrodip Plastic trims and stuff (carbon fibre)
Dimming Mirrors
Boost Gauge
Chrome switch upgrade
Under seat storage
Air quality sensor
Tyre Pressure monitoring
Rain/Light Sensor
Auto headlight feature?
Heated GTi Seats (+Climatronic)
Red LED Door warning lights
Hazard light colour change (Black/Cherry Red/ Dark Blue)
Footwell Light Install (then LED Blue)
High Line Cluster + Illuminated needles
RNS 510 (+ Bluetooth + Aux + iPod Dock)
R32 MFSW
Speaker upgrade (+Subwoofer + 6x9s)


WHEELS/SUSPENSION
   Calibre Rapide Matt Black 17"
TO DO
TT Brakes
TT Bushes
New Calipers
Slight lowering


EXTERIOR
   Matte Black VW Front Badge
   Matte Black VW Rear Badge
   Mk6 Boot Handle
   TDi Removal
TO DO
Add a slight blue tint to VW front logo (similar to the Red Mistress front logo)
Black roof, spoiler and wing mirrors
Wind deflectors
anti-glare sun strip
Aftermarket angel lights with projectors (+ Chameleon film)
GT Front bumper
Matte Black/Blue front bumper lining to replace GTi red
Fog light install
DRL install
Seat Leon Cupra Front Splitter
Hydrodip boot handle and emblem (matte black)
Boot Cargo Nets
Blue stitched handbrake gaiter
Blue stitched gear gaiter
Puddle Light Install (then LED white)
Folding Wing Mirror
Air intake feed
LED Break Bulb
LED Number Plate light
Ed30/Aftermarket Rear Lights (then smoke them)
GTi Rear Valence
VW Hub caps
Sideskirts
Boot pop
Rear tints


THINGS I NEED TO DO:
EGR Delete
New coil packs
Intercooler (S3)
Remap
Porsche Oil & Coolant Caps
Miltek exhaust
« Last Edit: December 03, 2015, 03:13:29 pm by SeyiiOluwa »

Offline prp74

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Re: Sapphire the Blue TDi
« Reply #1 on: June 10, 2015, 09:05:33 am »
Nice mods so far...  :happy2:
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mk7 Pure White GTI - Performance Pack, Xenons, DSG, Leathers, Pro Nav, Dynaudio, Self Park, Keyless, 18" OZ Ultraleggera

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Re: Sapphire the Blue TDi
« Reply #2 on: June 10, 2015, 09:31:02 am »
Looks good so far, only thing I would say from that list of mods is a Revo intake on a TDI is more likely to harm performance than help it. 
If you want to got to stage 2 remap then you'd be better off getting a better "enclosed" intake like the VWR TDI one, as standard cone filters can cause the engine to suck in warmer air.  Or at least thats what I have found through my research when looking at modding my Scirocco.

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Re: Sapphire the Blue TDi
« Reply #3 on: June 10, 2015, 12:06:31 pm »

Looks good so far, only thing I would say from that list of mods is a Revo intake on a TDI is more likely to harm performance than help it. 
If you want to got to stage 2 remap then you'd be better off getting a better "enclosed" intake like the VWR TDI one, as standard cone filters can cause the engine to suck in warmer air.  Or at least thats what I have found through my research when looking at modding my Scirocco.

Thanks for the input, I'm gonna change up my list now


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