torga
Autocross Champion
Ooooh, I like the felt. Wrapped it yourself?Just finished the center console mod. Looks pretty close to oem with the felt lol
Ooooh, I like the felt. Wrapped it yourself?Just finished the center console mod. Looks pretty close to oem with the felt lol
Yeah I had some felt left over that I got on Amazon few years ago . I cut out some stencils out of paper for the sides and bottom.Ooooh, I like the felt. Wrapped it yourself?
Love it, I put the track decals from the tracks I've ran at on mine too. Would like to get some magnetic numbers too eventually. So much easier than taping them onAs promised here's my review on the BSH and the Neuspeed Throttle pipes. Haven't been around much lately, got a promotion at work and no longer have the time to check the forums during the day, and working 10 hour days with my 2 hour commute now.
https://www.golfmk6.com/forums/inde...le-pipe-versus-neuspeed-throttle-pipe.383818/
Today I opened a package I got this week for the start of track season............first I replaced and updated my track stickers for the new tracks I ran last year. Starting my second row!! My goal is to fill the window. LOL
And new magnetic numbers, all official and professional, no more boring static cling numbers only.
My upper timing cover seal made me think my RMS and oil pan were leaking. That one's a tricky sumbitch.Found out (after an extensive search) it's not my rms that's leaking.. Yeah!!
It's the upper timing chain cover gasket and the pcv hose o-ring.
So whew, but awwwwwww
Better zip tie a trash bag over your intake firstim thinking of just driving the entire front end into a pool filled with simple green to clean the engine bay. thoughts?
im thinking of just driving the entire front end into a pool filled with simple green to clean the engine bay. thoughts?
will that be enough?im thinking of just driving the entire front end into a pool filled with simple green to clean the engine bay. thoughts?
This uses the stock PCV. When you're driving your car hard you build up pressure in the crank case which is released through the PCV. The PCV then recirculates that pressurized air into your Intake Manifold. That air contains a mix of fuel, oil and water that gets deposited on the backs of your Intake valves.But....what if the pcv fails? Or does this bypass the valve? Lol
Yeah, decided to get one . Not looking forward to taking apart part of my interior. But will be worth itReverse camera?