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Either red and blue will look great, red matches the tails while blue matches the body. Just stay with your wheels bolts, no point of changing. There should be a reason why the German geniuses prefer bolts over nuts.
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Thanks, Derek! No stud conversion? What am I gonna do with the lug nuts now haha!Originally posted by GINCH View PostLooks delicious! Don't see the need for stud conversions! I'd ditch the stickers on the wheels all together!
Here in my opinion is exactly why going with coils over springs is the way to go. Although the car looks great, you are stuck with what you have. Another 1/2" to 1" lower and a ittle camber and the car would sit so great!
Anyways, congrats on the set up! Looks great!
I don't know if I could stand going lower than this. I drove around downtown and man, those manholes scare me. The ride is firm but not bone-jarring. It also doesn't feel like I'm on a carriage haha.
No stickers, eh?
Interesting option to choose... Please help me decide, fellow people!
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Looks delicious! Don't see the need for stud conversions! I'd ditch the stickers on the wheels all together!
Here in my opinion is exactly why going with coils over springs is the way to go. Although the car looks great, you are stuck with what you have. Another 1/2" to 1" lower and a ittle camber and the car would sit so great!
Anyways, congrats on the set up! Looks great!Last edited by GINCH; 04-27-2013, 10:20 PM.
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Why thanks! I do like to keep things clean.Originally posted by kujiwara View PostLike your style! Sporty!
Any comment on whether to go blue or stick with red decals? I'm actually contemplating on whether to do the stud conversion... It's looking mighty clean with the bolts.
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SUMMER IS HERE!
19x8.5 Volk LE37 ET35
Hankook V12 235/35/19






A little shipping error at Tunerworks delayed my wheel stud conversation but Jay was able to accommodate me for the time being.
Picking up blue Volk decals from Tyler (VW337) on the May meet!Last edited by flipstah; 04-27-2013, 09:17 PM.
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The springs are on! Summer wheels will be up tomorrow. Have to pick up parts from Tunerworks.
Stock Side:

Stock Front:

Stock Rear:

H&R Sport Springs Side:

H&R Front


H&R Rear:


After a little drive, slowly settling in:

I will take better pictures tomorrow morning.
The great part is that the ride is still OEM-quality. Loving it!
Thanks to my brother who installed it!
Last edited by flipstah; 04-26-2013, 08:51 PM.
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This one is just a reminder for myself. Through VAG-COM, you can activate the following (just have to figure out how):
Emergency braking
Puddle lights
Originally posted by AMD IS THE BEST from VWVortexTook a quick cell phone pic of my puddle lights after installing the last door:

Also coded my car so that the DRL LED's stay full bright with running lights enabled. Woot!:thumbup:
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I'm planning for a turboback exhaust and interior stuff but not till 2014. I'm possibly going to Asia this year so I'm saving up moolah.
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Dang, that's nice. Save some money there. What else you got planned?
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The H&R sport springs are made to work with the stock struts. My buddy Eddy has had them on his R for a couple months now and it rides great.Originally posted by flipstah View PostNo, I didn't. Judging by the Vortex thread that I read on, the stock R shocks can handle a lower geometry and only had higher springs due to North American laws or something like that.
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No, I didn't. Judging by the Vortex thread that I read on, the stock R shocks can handle a lower geometry and only had higher springs due to North American laws or something like that.Originally posted by JustinKYC View Postsomebodies gonna look sexayyyy. haha, did you get new shocks as well?
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