Scirocco Central

I use tesco 99 Ron....always have, its greeaaaaat. A slight improvement in power, not sure about consumption.

I think I would be causing a very BIG fuss over this one. If they agree there is something wrong they should be looking at straight away. Courtesy car should be free with a realistic excess of £400 ish. Tell them you are going to the loal paper (then national) with the headline gassed by VW Scirocco...

Cetainly does, I just thought i'd put these pics up to highlight the stupidity of the standard ride height/arches http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3518/4008494913_49cc467fe2.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4038/4396442622_38af24a075.jpg And i've not really wound mine down that low (yet) love the b...

Mine do it after 6K, really annoying Been back to the dealers and they said its a buld up up brake dust and advised me to do some heavy braking (but not on a busy road :shake: ) I think the brakes are very sensitive (1.4) which deters from heavy braking and I do a lot of round town driving. There wa...

Coming home the other day in traffic, a rocco coming towards me pulled out so I could see him and flashed his lights like a mad man....cool

smoothdude wrote:Hi RW1
Yes.........I've already tried all that and so has the VW dealer and all to no avail. Unless I try a pair of wire cutters,I think i'm stuck with it.

don't see what the problem is myself.....you can't see em yourself....forget about it and move on......i'll get my coat

The reason I queried it in the first place is because I have an old camper van.....I have been involved in many a discussion about tyres sizes and load weights, laden and unladen vans, skinny tyres, fat tyres, you name it... In short, a 91 load rating is more than enough for a scirocco and not dange...

Richio: I dont think the Avon ZZ3s are suitable for the Scirocco. They come with a load rating of 91, and the Scirocco needs 93 minimum. Putting on an unsuitable tyre (speed or load rating inadequate) could (and probably would, if they had a get-out clause) invalidate your insurance if you crashed ...

miklok2004 wrote:If you look on the internet, Tyre Shopper have Avon ZZ3 for £114

I run these on my BM, great tyres

i did mine and it worked....need to play around a little more to get the gap right,,,,but when its warmer i think

good reply littleyellow... I think the thing is that with the 1.4 you can spec it how you like, not having climate control, MFSW and fogs will save you the best part of a grand. The other thing to consider is that the power from a 2.0 may be just too much for some drivers who are comfortable with so...

you can spec a 1.4 to GT spec. Think the main difference is the climate control, fog lights and rear tints......heres my 1.4...spot the difference? My options where. 18's wheels, sunroof, rear tints, winter pack, cruise control http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y183/richio/rocco033.jpg http://i5.phot...

I test drove the 1.4 and 2.0, went for the 1.4 in the end even though my previous car was a 2.5 litre BMW. The 1.4 has plenty of pace, although side by side you notice the power increase for the 2.0 litre, but when do you really get to use it!! I have the odd moment when I think I should have gone f...

very nice

30 round town, when its warmed up and 40 at 75 on the motorway.

Put cruise control on at 50 and you can get 60mpg!!!!

my ex demo came with a tracker fitted. The dealer said all rocco's had them fitted....obviously not!