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How the hell did I not see this thread? Awesome stuff mate.

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Stuart wrote:The Golf was delivered this morning

Tan owns the Van so whatever gets fitted will be up to her. I do know that she wants me to mirror tint the rear window and fit some 'sounds' :coolgleamA:
If you haven't sorted any sounds out yet mate try theloudest.com.

I got some speakers for the Gtr from them and they are very good quality at a very reasonable price. They do all sorts of professional sound gear too :D
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Thanks Nik

Not sure Mike; off to search the VR6 forums for answers

Dan, I was happy with the value and the noise it makes is pretty outrageous for a standard hatchback that is near on 20 years old!

I've agreed with the owner to collect those S3 wheels tomorrow night and I think suspension will be next on the list.

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Stuart....your immense!!

Nothing more to add!

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I am putting on weight but that is a bit harsh ;)

Thank you for what I hope is a compliment but all I've done is bought a cheap car and gambled that it doesn't bite me on the arse (that hard) The real challenge lies ahead; to get it on the road and used HARD, on a sensible budget. Many of us are either dropping out of events or cutting back on car related fun. I'm hoping that if this project comes off (and it is a big 'if') I'm egotistically hoping that it gives other people the confidence of getting out there and giving cheap performance cars a go. And before anyone mentions it, I know full well the 'cheap' and 'performance' are all relative :)

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Mike

The seats I have are base mounted Corbeau's. Can you rack your brain and suss out a way of fixing these into the VR6? The standard factory seats fit into the Mk3 the same way as the Mk2 if that helps.

Considering options for coilovers at the moment and trying to work out spring rates if they are non-damper adjustable or to spend a bit more and get some that are easy to meddle with like the old Gaz Gold's.

Thoughts?

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I had a base mount seat in the passenger side of the Mk 2 BP bike I'm sure it was box section into floor then to sub frame.
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So you used a subframe off of the seat Lee or just the frame that is part of the seat itself?

Ta :D

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Stuart wrote:Mike

The seats I have are base mounted Corbeau's. Can you rack your brain and suss out a way of fixing these into the VR6? The standard factory seats fit into the Mk3 the same way as the Mk2 if that helps.

Considering options for coilovers at the moment and trying to work out spring rates if they are non-damper adjustable or to spend a bit more and get some that are easy to meddle with like the old Gaz Gold's.

Thoughts?

Stu i can weld in the same struts as i did in the mk2 if you won't it done let me know.

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Stuart wrote:I am putting on weight but that is a bit harsh ;)

Thank you for what I hope is a compliment but all I've done is bought a cheap car and gambled that it doesn't bite me on the arse (that hard) The real challenge lies ahead; to get it on the road and used HARD, on a sensible budget. Many of us are either dropping out of events or cutting back on car related fun. I'm hoping that if this project comes off (and it is a big 'if') I'm egotistically hoping that it gives other people the confidence of getting out there and giving cheap performance cars a go. And before anyone mentions it, I know full well the 'cheap' and 'performance' are all relative :)
haha

What I mean is you've had more cars than I've had fresh grundies!!

Love your project threads.....I give this one 2 months max....

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