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Old 06-18-2007, 09:14 AM
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Default r3p00c's '96 GTI VR6

Owner Member Name: Coop, or Greg
Year: 1996
Make: Volkswagen
Model: GTI VR6
Color: Uni Black


Summary of the car:
I got my GTI last October in pretty bad shape. It hadn't been washed in ages, had a rear main seal leak, a bad throttle body, and tons of things just plain out 'missing'. About a year later and about 50 germanautoparts.com orders later, its finally in decent shape.

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Engine Specs:
AMS ECU Chip
Auto Tech S/S Cat-back Exhaust

Suspension & Wheels:
17" Flik Artics
Bilstein Shocks/struts with Neuspeed Race Springs
Zimmerman Cross-Drilled Rotors Front & Back with Mintex Pads

Exterior Specs:
Badgeless grille
OEM Black European Rear VW Emblem
Smoked Sidemarkers
VR6 Lip
Removed side skirts

Interior Specs:
Silver-faced gauge cluster (Had a broken black-faced cluster)
Pioneer CD head unit with IP-Bus Ipod Adapter routed to the center console
OEM classic GTI lettering floormats
Momo Pedals
DE Shift knob and boot with Shortened Shift Rod
OEM Keyless Entry
Early headlight switch with parking light setting

Notable Acomplishments:
Taking a car that was bound for the floor and turning it into something nice.

Comments:

Future plans in the works: Euro plate to cover the marks on my new bumper, 2.9'ed polished/painted intake mainfold, intake, smoked e-codes, new side skirts, and smoked fogs/turns. I'll be refinishing the wheels over the winter when i have steelies/snows on. Also possibly coilovers depending on how much longer my current setup lasts.

Thanks to the Gravers for being my personal VW technicians!
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