PP and DCC as a post purchase kit...

[Whackamac]

Simple question. What is the change of getting PP and DCC as an after purchase option? VW could take more of my money if so...

Discuss....

 

[Avanti]

I guess anything is possible, are you going to get it done for the factory price or less?
Highly unlikely I guess.

 

[dasgti]

It can probably be done and someone will probably do it. You'll need the parts, wiring harnesses/diagrams, control modules, a vagcom, and of course money.

I'd think DCC would be easier compared to the pp diff as you'd most likely be messing with engine ecu's an such.

 

[manndegolf]

I was told DCC would set you back by 4-5 grand. Not worth it as those were just cost of parts

 

[jimble1]

Probably cheaper to trade to a car with the options already fitted, easier too.

 

[TheSwede]

I’m also convinced it’s better trading the car. In general OEM extras are expensive to add afterwards. PP and DCC are not the easier ones to install.

/Peter

 

[Avanti]

I’m also convinced it’s better trading the car. In general OEM extras are expensive to add afterwards. PP and DCC are not the easier ones to install.

/Peter

Shouldn't need convincing, as pricey as some options can be, nearly all of them cannot be retrofitted at the same or less cost than the factory choice.

 

[Whackamac]

Understood. I would mainly want the LSD alone as I have seperate brake and suspension plans. The upgrades would surely be more expensive which is okay to tax those of us who were impatient and did not wait.

 

[Gnasher]

If you are after a diff after purchase you could easily go for a proper mechanical limited slip diff which wold still be a vast improvement on the standard non PP car.