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2016+ Clubsport Modifications - Part Numbers

TecklenburgVW

TecklenburgVW

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Hey folks,

I wanted to put together a thread that lists the associated part numbers for the exterior and interior modifications on the new Clubsport variant that is currently in production.

I'll start the thread off with the Clubsport Steering wheel. The following part numbers came from the ETKA in Germany:



Steering Wheel Manual Switch 2FJ
5G0 419 091 EF NNM
5G0 419 091 EG NNM
5G0 419 091 EH NNM

Steering Wheel w/ Switching Paddles 2FQ
5G0 419 091 EJ NNM
5G0 419 091 EK NNM
5G0 419 091 EL NNM


I've asked for clarification on what the differences are between the three variants for each type of steering wheel. I'll update as soon as I learn more.

UPDATE: Added links to the part numbers that are available for sale in NA.
 
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TecklenburgVW

TecklenburgVW

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Big thanks to Nate at New German Performance for doing the legwork on the following:

Per the VIN posted above, which is a DSG Car. (ENGINE CODE CJXE 265PS)

In the interest of helping out the community I figured all these out with our main VW parts guy, so while every effort was made to ensure they are correct (and some I know are 100%) I would recommend checking twice before ordering up parts. Consider that my "NGP official disclaimer" I'm going to see if i can source them as well, but figure a lot of people may want to do so independently. If I do manage to secure some from Europe I'll post it up and we'll see if they can be competitively priced and go from there.

Steering wheel: 5G0419091EK-NNM (DSG per the VIN I would assume)

Front Spoiler: 5G0805901-041

Side skirt left: 5G6853859B-9B9 (This is shown as a standard GTI side skirt? in stock in the USA $141 list)
Side skirt right: 5G6853860B-9B9 (This is shown as a standard GTI side skirt? in stock in the USA $141 list)

Rear diffuser: 5G6807568F-9B9

Clubsport decals
Clubsport left: 5G3853315-041
Clubsport right: 5G3853316-041

Rear Hatch spoiler parts
Main spoiler: 5G6827936D-041
parts for fitting: 5G6827044-GRU
Brake light housing: 5G6827739-041
Left side trim: 5G6805945E-041
Right side trim: 5G6805946E-041
Brake Light: 5G0945087A *added 03/30/2017

Shift knobs (these are also best-guess, should be manual knobs)

5G1711113D-CBR -- LHD "Leather knob with boot leatherette, black / aluminum w/ standard / red"

5G1711113F-MFO -- LHD "Leather knob with boot leatherette, black / flash red"
5G1711113F-WEJ -- LHD "Leather knob with boot leatherette, black / flash red"

I also have some RHD shift knob numbers if anyone wants them, but these seem to be the most obvious to post.

The seats were grayed out and no numbers were listed.
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Big thanks to EB2429 on the below information:

EB2429 said:
Some numbers to add/help

Yellow indicates different parts to GTI PP and CS all three are European versions. CSS rear brace is confirmed as cosmetic only (I wish I was wrong)
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Clubsport Bumper Conversion w/o ACC: *added 03/30/2017

5G0-807-217-LQ-GRU
5G0-805-915-N-9B9
5G0-805-901-041
5G0-805-903-G-041
5G0-805-904-G-041
5G0-807-027-041
5G0-807-028-041
5G0-853-949--9B9
5G0-853-950-J-9B9
5G0-853-677-AA-041
5G0-807-724-J
5G0-807-723-J
5G0-825-323-A
5G0-807-405-9B9
5G0-807-406-9B9
5G0-807-161-9B9
5G0-807-162-9B9
5G0-805-911-AG
5G0-805-912-R
5G0-805-969-M
5G0-805-970-L
 
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DuckKnuckles

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OOOOOEEEEEE I can't wait for the ClubSport rear spoiler part number. Its a bit insane how much I want this piece... Your doing dog's work Teck!
 
TecklenburgVW

TecklenburgVW

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DuckKnuckles said:
OOOOOEEEEEE I can't wait for the ClubSport rear spoiler part number. Its a bit insane how much I want this piece... Your doing dog's work Teck!
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I'm definitely interested in the spoiler too; however, I'll need to figure out how much down force it generates so I can add additional down force to the front.

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DuckKnuckles

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TecklenburgVW said:
I'm definitely interested in the spoiler too; however, I'll need to figure out how much down force it generates so I can add additional down force to the front.

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It doesn't look like VW are doing anything special with the front to create additional downforce. I see a slightly different bumper and a lip. If you put on the oem+ underbody elements to reduce underbody drag (http://www.golfmk7.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8532) and added a lip, then it seems you would have done about what VW has done. By reducing underbody drag you would be reducing lift, which should have a similar effect to adding downforce. The benefit would be less drag to counter act the added drag of the rear spoiler.

Additionally a stiffer rear sway bar will help with the understeer increased by the addition of the rear downforce. The combination of these two elements should make for a car that rotates through a corner better with more rear grip to keep the thing planted in high speed corners.

I don't know how serious your plans are for this car, but downforce matching front and rear are a bit much for a GTI. This is no F1 car.
 
DuckKnuckles

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2015WhiteGTI

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DuckKnuckles said:
The thing about the Oettinger spoiler is that it is not functional in an aerodynamic sense. It simply adds drag. The ClubSport (CS) spoiler was designed by VW engineers to create additional downforce, and not just a cool look. I am interested in the CS spoiler because of its functionality and it's look.
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I can't read the script on the drawing, but it looks like they're indicating an air-flow pattern.
 

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DuckKnuckles

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That is a very rough sketch of the air pattern. They publish no CFD analysis or downforce numbers. Had they done analysis they would not shut up about it. Adding a non-functional bit into the air stream will add drag with no benefit other than looks. It's a cool looking spoiler, that's all.
 
AxMan

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I'm subscribing for the CS spoiler number. Like duck said, it's actually functional in keeping the ass planted.
 
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Cyrk

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I want the spoiler also!
 
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