2016+ Clubsport Modifications - Part Numbers

[Unreal1]

E-acca seem to have both.

Thanks. Just to double check though because I see two different part numbers being referenced for the diffusor.

The first page lists the rear diffusor as 5G6807568F-9B9
But, I currently have 5G6807568AF041 and 5G0807531B041 in my cart, is this correct?

 

[replicate]

Thanks. Just to double check though because I see two different part numbers being referenced for the diffusor.

The first page lists the rear diffusor as 5G6807568F-9B9
But, I currently have 5G6807568AF041 and 5G0807531B041 in my cart, is this correct?

041 is the code for gloss black so that’s a good indication.
a quick Google of the 9B9 shows the regular GTI part.

 

[Archibald jackson]

Thanks. Just to double check though because I see two different part numbers being referenced for the diffusor.

The first page lists the rear diffusor as 5G6807568F-9B9
But, I currently have 5G6807568AF041 and 5G0807531B041 in my cart, is this correct?

Any update on this? Did you end up ordering the parts?

ive been looking for months for a CS diffuser and would love to order one through this website if its legit. I did order a oem gloss black lip extensions used on the tcrs and it came in super quick and was a genuine oem part.
Any info would be great!!

 

[nunex]

CSS engine mounts are the same as regular Clubsport. I don't know if these are the same as regular GTI/R. They work well on a standard CS but I'd recommend aftermarket if tuning your car and using it for drag or circuit.

Hi, reviving the old question in case someone has found the answer in the meantime:
Are CS/CSS engine mounts an improvement to those on GTI PP ?
I've got 100kmiles on my GTIPP and if OEM+ are available, I'd be tempted to follow that route.

 

[Triple B]

Hi, reviving the old question in case someone has found the answer in the meantime:
Are CS/CSS engine mounts an improvement to those on GTI PP ?
I've got 100kmiles on my GTIPP and if OEM+ are available, I'd be tempted to follow that route.

Just burnt some time looking up engine mount codings etc. The Clubsport S has different engine mount part numbers than the R and GTI. I would imagine the only difference is the durometer of the rubber used. Can anyone confirm these findings? I'd wager the CSS is firmer and a better option than some of the more 'hardcore' aftermarket options out there.

The engine mount part numbers for the R are:

5Q0199555T	LH engine mount
5WA199262E	RH engine mount

The engine mount part numbers for the Clubsport S are:

5Q0199555R	LH engine mount
5Q0199555BG	LH engine mount
5Q0199555AB	LH engine mount
5WA199262H	RH engine mount
5Q0199262BJ	RH engine mount

 

[dcgtimk7]

Does the clubsport s gti use the same oil pan and pcv system as the other gen3 tsi vehicles?

 

[dcgtimk7]

2017 GOLF GTI CLUBSPORT 40TH 4DR
WVWZZZAUZHW168672

2017 GOLF GTI CLUBSPORT S 2DR
WVWZZZAUZHW109437

?

 

[dcgtimk7]

View attachment 263375

Damn so it is the same.

 

[dcgtimk7]

provided you with vin's to a 2dr and 4dr Clubsport to reference for correct part numbers.

Gotcha! Thank you.

 

[EB2429]

i think my old post was with photobucket or something as this info is no longer on the front page, its now very old but may still be useful

 

[EB2429]

Focussing on the Suspension I thought I would update with any new part numbers for the above information and include the 7.5 GTI Performance, TCR and Clubsport for comparison of parts.

The Clubsport only came with DCC so the shocks will clearly be different, but not a lot of other parts were needed to make it different and even less for the TCR!

 

[Track R]

maybe this is helpful....

7.5 TCR 7A DCC

Front
5Q0 413 031 ED damper
5Q0 411 105 JG spring
5Q0 412 303 E bumpstop


Rear
5Q0 513 045 BF damper
5Q0 511 115 HL spring
5Q0 511 357 S bumpstop