my new mk2 golf fetish
Posted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:52 pm
as a couple of you know i recently bought a G reg mk2 golf gti 16v in black in need of some work (non runner) put a set of leads on her and she was away and sounds/drives all ok with no smoke but heater matrix has a leak, bad earth so git to turn over and rear pads non existent , bought all the bits to get her going but my time lately has been on the pulsar due to sprint season upon us ,its very low and has a jetex full system,port and polished head.
here it is after picking it up with hideous 17" wheels

i then tried some of the wheels i have in my hideaway
comp mo's

mim 1900's

but now the fate of this car is uncertain as on saturday i bought this little beauty , another big bumper 16v mk2 gti with koni suspension stainless scorpion exhaust , looking at history it has also had port work and a few other bits

so now i have a lovely pair

and today has been spent giving the new one a look over, changed a chipped headlight ,wash and bumper/trim cleaning with a heat gun and other stuff like making a start on splitting these bad boys
bbs rs 3 peice split rims

30 nuts and bolts in every wheel and a real hassle to split them which ended up with a bit of heat and a big rubber mallett

i purchased some new outer dishes that had arrived and managed to build up a pair this afternoon
smaller dish for the fronts

and a slightly larger one for the rear

tbc
here it is after picking it up with hideous 17" wheels

i then tried some of the wheels i have in my hideaway
comp mo's

mim 1900's

but now the fate of this car is uncertain as on saturday i bought this little beauty , another big bumper 16v mk2 gti with koni suspension stainless scorpion exhaust , looking at history it has also had port work and a few other bits

so now i have a lovely pair


and today has been spent giving the new one a look over, changed a chipped headlight ,wash and bumper/trim cleaning with a heat gun and other stuff like making a start on splitting these bad boys
bbs rs 3 peice split rims

30 nuts and bolts in every wheel and a real hassle to split them which ended up with a bit of heat and a big rubber mallett

i purchased some new outer dishes that had arrived and managed to build up a pair this afternoon
smaller dish for the fronts

and a slightly larger one for the rear

tbc