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		16-06-2013, 09:41 PM 
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		First of all, I know this is a 306 forum. Unfortunately I no longer own one, but would like a project thread. So, here it is... 
Some may remember this from a while ago...
 ![[Image: P7301855.jpg]](http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr352/curt_89/P7301855.jpg)  
 I sold it just over a year ago, then realised I'd made a massive mistake.
 
My mate phoned me the other day to say that the bloke that bought it (his partners brother) was selling and did I want it. Well I offered him a lot less than his asking price and picked it up that weekend.
 
So it's back:
 ![[Image: 8940957873_eefc611ed7.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3801/8940957873_eefc611ed7.jpg) DSC_0928  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Unfortunately, he has left it with a few scars and a few "chav" additions.
 
Tried to remove stickers with a scourer?
 ![[Image: 9061990464_c833f474e2.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3763/9061990464_c833f474e2.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.17.59  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9061990102_37c2df49bc.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7369/9061990102_37c2df49bc.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.18.07  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
So I'm going to get the W&D on it and then the mop, hopefully this week.
 
Then the rest:
 ![[Image: 9061989568_6757d6d620.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3750/9061989568_6757d6d620.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.18.20  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9061989006_a1b99da8ff.jpg]](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5486/9061989006_a1b99da8ff.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.18.24  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9061988560_35dfc73601.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7375/9061988560_35dfc73601.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.18.26  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Bloody heavy shitty 6x9's:
 ![[Image: 9059761125_212072d0cc.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2856/9059761125_212072d0cc.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.18.40  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Why? Now I need a new pressed plate...
 ![[Image: 9061978456_fd1a2c7e6c.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7392/9061978456_fd1a2c7e6c.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.18.48  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Another new scratch...
 ![[Image: 9061988180_ae6462ef56.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2845/9061988180_ae6462ef56.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.19.02  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Shitspeed HU:
 ![[Image: 9061987152_b28958d4ec.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2869/9061987152_b28958d4ec.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.20.30  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
EVERY wire in the car was twisted together... Including the remote cable for the amp...
 ![[Image: 9059759735_347c3bb89a.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2887/9059759735_347c3bb89a.jpg) 2013-06-06 15.00.46  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Speaking of which, look how thin the wire he used for, erm, part of it was:
 ![[Image: 9059758965_da1b107711.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2846/9059758965_da1b107711.jpg) 2013-06-06 15.04.02  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9059758283_17ac900a6e.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2880/9059758283_17ac900a6e.jpg) 2013-06-06 17.31.10  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
If a wood screw through the boot floor isn't enough, what do you do? Wedge a spoon underneath it, of course!
 ![[Image: 9059757411_3205159205.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7446/9059757411_3205159205.jpg) 2013-06-06 17.33.49  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9061984362_2400c8d390.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3776/9061984362_2400c8d390.jpg) 2013-06-06 17.34.48  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
This stopped me wondering why the "sub" kept cutting in and out all the pissing time.
 
So, back in with my stuff... again. Luckily it was all cut to fit.
 ![[Image: 9061987250_171496e908.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3811/9061987250_171496e908.jpg) 2013-06-06 14.41.36  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
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Then I thought I'd "fix" the parcle shelf holderupper. So a shaved bolt head and 2 nuts later:
 ![[Image: 9059758309_30534b5d23.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7360/9059758309_30534b5d23.jpg) 2013-06-06 17.01.39  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9059757991_4c1243c54c.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2811/9059757991_4c1243c54c.jpg) 2013-06-06 17.01.46  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Then, brilliantly, I found it under the boot carpet with the clip that came off the back...
 ![[Image: 9059753821_68ff4ab055.jpg]](http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5511/9059753821_68ff4ab055.jpg) DSC_1631  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
I also changed the window regulator too, as it still didn't work since the last time I owned it    
Then I had a delivery... 
No tyres:
 ![[Image: 9059763945_5bae939f01.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2887/9059763945_5bae939f01.jpg) 2013-06-05 11.11.36  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Tyres:
 ![[Image: 9061990972_c0acd63cb0.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7325/9061990972_c0acd63cb0.jpg) 2013-06-05 12.07.48  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9061983600_de4d23034c.jpg]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2877/9061983600_de4d23034c.jpg) DSC_1595  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9059755191_0cac2de02e.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3816/9059755191_0cac2de02e.jpg) DSC_1598  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
8.5J front and 9.5J rear    
During:
 ![[Image: 9061990846_d2b23f0245.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7353/9061990846_d2b23f0245.jpg) 2013-06-05 13.26.32  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
After:
 ![[Image: 9059753275_89e758036f.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3795/9059753275_89e758036f.jpg) DSC_1667  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9061984668_cea3128b54.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7445/9061984668_cea3128b54.jpg) DSC_1615  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9059752277_0e81d63289.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3671/9059752277_0e81d63289.jpg) DSC_1690  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 ![[Image: 9059753681_0cc825d5f4.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3747/9059753681_0cc825d5f4.jpg) DSC_1686  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Then re-fitted my facelift rears:
 ![[Image: 9061978502_b340293cdd.jpg]](http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3671/9061978502_b340293cdd.jpg) DSC_1703  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
...and that's where I'm up to.
 
Fozzy has very kindly sourced me a replacement parcel shelf, so that solves that. Next I need to mop the car and do some paint correction, then sort the engine bay out. As it did look like this:
 ![[Image: P8312196.jpg]](http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr352/curt_89/P8312196.jpg)  
It now looks a bit neglected. Then, full service, probably cambelt and waterpump and possibly a FMIC and KO3S...
 
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		Always loved this car the first time around, 
Glad to see you've got it back! 
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		I hate that twist and tape shit. And a spoon i mean wtf, since when were chavs smart enough to do that? Lovely car though, looks amazing on those wheels!
	 
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		those are some pretty amazing bodges, i really do think the previous owner would've had to go to more effort to bodge it than do it properly surely? 
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		Love it mate, that car sits so well on those wheels.
 Purfekt. Unlike the previous owners attempts at modding.
 
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		 (16-06-2013, 09:43 PM)THE_Liam Wrote:  Nice to see this back, I was actually thinking about buying this off you, and after how shit the VRS turned out I wish I had  
Well tbh, I'm glad you didn't... as I probably wouldn't have got it back   . You got unlucky, shame it's turned you off 1.8T's as they're great fun and this one is brilliant.
  (16-06-2013, 09:49 PM)Stephen Wrote:  Always loved this car the first time around,Glad to see you've got it back!
 Looks good
  
Cheers bud    I'm pleased too!
  (16-06-2013, 10:55 PM)Tom Wrote:  I hate that twist and tape shit. And a spoon i mean wtf, since when were chavs smart enough to do that? Lovely car though, looks amazing on those wheels! 
Yeah I know, I was appalled at the twisting... then I lifted the carpet up and saw that. I've never seen anything like it. Yeah I love the wheels, even better with extra dish     (16-06-2013, 11:06 PM)ozonehostile Wrote:  those are some pretty amazing bodges, i really do think the previous owner would've had to go to more effort to bodge it than do it properly surely?
 ah well, im sure you will rescue it
  
You'd think so wouldn't you... I honestly don't know what goes through peoples minds. 
 
It's already pretty rescued, just the paint and engine bay really.
  (17-06-2013, 10:34 AM)C.A.R. Wrote:  Love it mate, that car sits so well on those wheels.
 Purfekt. Unlike the previous owners attempts at modding.
 
Cheers Chris, yeah I do feel bad for letting him do it    I'm making up for it!
  (17-06-2013, 11:07 AM)Face. Wrote:  Great looking car mate. 
Thanks dude.
  (17-06-2013, 04:04 PM)Ben Wrote:  Nice  I do prefer the look of these to the mk4 golfs, but find the golfs interior is far nicer. Are they interchangable? The golfs recaro's are very nice seats.. 
I prefer these to Golfs in every way really. I've always preferred the A3 interior as well, and I put full leathers in this so I'm happy with them. But yeah, they are interchangeable. I gave my old interior to my mate with a 1.6 Golf.
 
I may freshen this up like I intended before by painting the trim "piano" black like the S3's have.
 
So I've just been to pick something up:
 ![[Image: 9066896939_412146727f.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7358/9066896939_412146727f.jpg) DSC_1710  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Standard filter from an S2000. It's rather large!
 ![[Image: 9069119156_311a9ca13a.jpg]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7289/9069119156_311a9ca13a.jpg) DSC_1713  by TBK Shinobi , on Flickr
 
Paper filter rather than foam or gauze, so better filtration. Plus a velocity stack and it's huuge! Not bad for £20 from a motor factor, can be had cheaper online too. Just a shame about the colour.
 
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		 (17-06-2013, 04:21 PM)Curt Wrote:  I may freshen this up like I intended before by painting the trim "piano" black like the S3's have. 
Use this stuff
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JAPLAC-HIGH-GL...3f22f30885 
When it says high gloss, it really is. I did my dash in halfords gloss and it was ok but got told about this so redid it and its much much better and cheaper.
	 
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		So glad you have it back! Just don't sell it again    
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		Cheers Niall, will give it a go    
Haha, trust Matt, it's not going anywhere   . Yeah man, it does mine too... Ready whenever you're next over!
 
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		Cheers Tom    
They come in 2 forms, 150 and 180. This was  a 150... But it's had a Revo stage 1, Forge DV, Ramair filter (soon to be the S2k), 3" decat downpipe, straight through diesel centre section and aftermarket back box... So it's not exactly standard    plus I can't really remember what it was like standard apart from boring.
 
But it has a split personality... If you can be sensible it'll be very good. I remember cruising back from Bournemouth with Matt once at like 60 all the way and being very pleasantly surprised. If you can't resist however (like me) then it's rather thirsty. I've never worked it out, but I probably average 100-120 miles to £30.
	
		
	 
	
	
	
		
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		 (17-06-2013, 07:26 PM)Curt Wrote:  Cheers Tom  
 They come in 2 forms, 150 and 180. This was a 150... But it's had a Revo stage 1, Forge DV, Ramair filter (soon to be the S2k), 3" decat downpipe, straight through diesel centre section and aftermarket back box... So it's not exactly standard
  plus I can't really remember what it was like standard apart from boring. 
 But it has a split personality... If you can be sensible it'll be very good. I remember cruising back from Bournemouth with Matt once at like 60 all the way and being very pleasantly surprised. If you can't resist however (like me) then it's rather thirsty. I've never worked it out, but I probably average 100-120 miles to £30.
 
Haha, fair enough, sounds a lot less boring now then!    
I could be tempted by one, the 1.8ts come up so cheap these days, and Im not doing the milage I was before so not 'too' fussed by the mpg, but obviously its got to reasonable.  Might try one or two out, see if I like...
 
 
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		 (17-06-2013, 09:34 PM)Toms306 Wrote:  Haha, fair enough, sounds a lot less boring now then!  
 I could be tempted by one, the 1.8ts come up so cheap these days, and Im not doing the milage I was before so not 'too' fussed by the mpg, but obviously its got to reasonable.  Might try one or two out, see if I like...
 
 Oh and as for the spoon earth.....I done the same but with an old window lock key in the silver Golf haha, worked quite well!
 
Yeah, you could say that    
Give it a go, like I say it's dependant on driving style. They can be good, can be very not good.
 
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  (18-06-2013, 05:56 AM)THE_Liam Wrote:  It's ok on a run, about 38-40mpg from my experience, but round town or booting it is proper shocking. I once had 196 miles from a tank in the Octavia  
A bit different though... yours had more weight and a completely different map etc. I find if you're sensible it's good all round, it's not shocking cruising about if you're behaved.
	 
		
	 
	
	
	
		
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		Cheers, yeah it's getting there   . Just want to fit my filter now!
	
		
	 
	
	
	
		
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		 (18-06-2013, 04:34 PM)Curt Wrote:  A bit different though... yours had more weight and a completely different map etc. I find if you're sensible it's good all round, it's not shocking cruising about if you're behaved. 
Yeah but be honest, how often do you behave? The 1.8T just begs to be thrashed, I couldn't really stop myself    
		
	 
	
	
	
		
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		It's just too tempting. Much as I love a tuned XUD, that wave of torque from 3k-6.5k is awesome...
	 
		
	 
	
	
	
		
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		Got my filter on today, adapter took a lot longer than I was told. ![[Image: 2013-06-27155043.jpg]](http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr352/curt_89/2013-06-27155043.jpg)  ![[Image: 2013-06-27155047.jpg]](http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr352/curt_89/2013-06-27155047.jpg)  
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		reliable and punchy but is it not bit boring to drive though?
	 
		
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