I bought my Jetta off of a guys wife, after he was deported. The car was 400 dollars, and in somewhat decent shape. I spent the last year de-ricing the car. Getting rid of neons, a boewing 757 wing, purple fog lights, and more. Paint peeling and all I decided to kick my Jetta in the ass.
Body work
-New drivers side fender
-Fix drivers side quater panel
-New Rear Bumper
-New Decklid
-Autobahn Racer Front bumper Skin
-Fresh Paint
Wheels/Suspension
-Coilovers
-Borbet mesh 16/6.5
-Yokhama S-drive tires (205's. up from 185's)
-Probably sway bars, and bushings
Engine
-16v conversion
-Turbo set up
-Replacing all vaccum lines
-Anything I find while in engine bay
Brakes
-4 wheel disc brakes
more to come pictures to be posted tomorrow, so far spent including car, under $2700
So far purchased
16v conversion goodies
-Borbet Wheels
-Coilovers( cheapies for now)
-Front Bumper skin
-GLX Tail Lights
-Badgless Grille
-Wind Regulator so I can put my damn window
-Tires( S-drives 205/45/16 )
Pictures tomorrow, hopefully the coilovers and wheels show up.
Notes, one missing kamei fog insert, worn carbon hood, beat quarter panel, terrible exhaust, peeling paint, ride height( just barely lower than a vitamin water bottle ), and holy wheel gap batman!
On the bottom, the new rubbers, stil wating on coilovers, wheels and so on
let us know how that turbo kit goes... i am picking up a 2.0 block to rebuild, putting a 16v head on it and thinking turbo or s/c for the fiance's jetta
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As promised...
OMG teh dual cam?!?!...before rebuild, maybe slight porting?
The new block, almost done rebuilding
some fun by the hudson
The new look
Local GTG, Harli's rock
My god look at that strut....the 2nd from the left...old suspension
The Short Runner Intake, How beautiful is this
Dub Love.
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