This is my first post here. Here's a little about my car;
2003 mk4 GTI 24v VR6
Mods:
engine/performance:
Full magnaflow exhaust system with a cat delete and aftermarket muffler
P-Flow intake
ECU reflash
Suspension:
Rokkor coilovers lowered 2" from the ground
Audio/electronics:
Double Din Pioneer touch screen head unit
Alpine type r component speaker system in the front
Alpine type s component speaker system in the rear
900 watt kenwood amp powering 2 10" kenwood subs
1.2 Farad capacitor
Optima 14v yellow top battery
cosmetics:
Shaved front and rear emblems
Inside of headlights painted black
17" longbeaches plastidipped blaze orange (Winter Wheels)
19" Audi S4 wheels painted black
3 interior trim pieces sticker bombed
8000k HID bulbs
Fog lights
Calipers painted teal
Custom made center caps with the VW painted teal
Valve stems painted teal
Let me know what you guys think of my car. I'm always looking for some cheap little mods or DIY's so if you know of a good one let me know!
sorry if I didnt do everything correctly on this post, I just joined here.
But as far as the custom center caps go, its just the stock "VW" center caps but i taped off everything except for the chrome VW lettering and painted it teal. It took a few hours to tape off everything but it was well worth it.
I will post more pictures as soon as my car gets out of the shop, it needed a new hub in the front left.
well when i put the 19" Audi wheels on it has a pretty nice stance, but still reasonable to drive. But as of now i have the orange LB's on as my winter set up.
Thank you i appreciate it, More pics will be posted up ASAP
Heres a pic of my car with the orange LB's, the sticker bombed interior pieces, and the taped off VW center caps prior to being painted. They were painted teal along with the calipers, and valve stems
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