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Have been thinking about what mods i should do,I have done induction kit,exhaust,wheels and due to drop her.Not sure what else to do?? if any,as i love its look as it is.

Have been looking around but not sure.

Any ideas on stuff that looks good.

cheers

gary

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I always start with the lights/wheels...debadged grill..deep chin spoiler if not got one...de-wiper/badge teh tailgate? polished manifold...strut brace...anti roll bars, coilovers, german plates?

id get rid of them mudflaps, one of first things i did

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Need to look good as well' date=' for all the times we sit at traffic lights.....and driving by those big windows you can see your reflection in :)

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true point , but imo £2000 spent on looks will never develop the smile that £2000 spent on the engine will . agree??

as long as the paint is good and shiny the rims are good and compliment the car and its nice and low . you cant really fault that look??

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all above is what i would do "If" i had the money and i could afford to insure a vr . for now i own polos and my daily is that mk2 gti (you may rember it from spring fest , the tatty silver one that got given death up the strip :D)

cursoty of trade insurance . still waiting for the logbook to come though for my mk2 polo so i can get mobile in my own car again . then looks do matter more than speed lol especialy with 1.0 power ;):P

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In my own experience I'd do the following:

- lower your suspension, I went for the often overlooked budget GMAX suspension but it's actually very good quality and recommended by the phirm who fitted mine. Can't fault it and it lowers your car approx 40mm and looks and handles perfectly.

- Next I would fit a Milltek full exhaust system.

- Fit a BMC air filter

- Fit some 268 cams (best power for your bucks, unless you go for supercharger which is expensive). I got some barely used second hand Eurospec ones for just over £200. Go for either Eurospec, Shrick or Cat cams. They produce a very good spread of power around the rev range. All in all you're looking at around 10-15bhp increase (with the cams, exhaust and air filter).

- Remap (vital if you're fitting cams). This gets the fuelling spot on otherwise you can say goodbye to your engine. Remap is the same price as an off the shelf chip but far far better! Budget around £300 for Stealth's custom remap. Stealth racing the guys for this.

By the way the exhaust and air filter make very little difference in power and are mainly for looks and sound (the stock exhaust is extremely efficient) - so if you just want the power just go for the cams and the remap.

Personally I would avoid going for a decat or high flow cat and especially a stainless six branch. All made very little difference on my car but cost a fair amount! Plus six branches are very prone to getting blows. The main specialists don't recommend them for this reason.

I stuck with the stock 15" bbs alloys as I personally like them especially when they're polished nicely :) On a lowered VR they suit it perfectly.

Hope all this helps mate.

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VR6 owners club sticker in back window

must give extra 1 bhp

p.s i would leave the rear mudflaps on as

i have them on mine alot of people think they look like old boy or grandads car with mudflaps but the original rear ones with white vw logo r fine by me

and they r rare to find now days

mods depends on your budget

i have BMC filter

jetex exhaust

Audi TTs alloys

Audi TT pedals

vw rear mudflaps (new)

crystal fogs

m3 rear lights

R32 inpros soon

i do need to get some coilovers or lower by 40 mm

vr6 got plenty of grunt on the straight

but on a bend its like the titanic

anyway i wont go on let us know what u decide

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