Scirocco Central

Check the sensors connecting rods that actuate when riding. I've had exactly the same problem in mine and one of them was broken. It's common on lowered cars and/or putholes on the road. I went to buy a new one but, at the cost, decided to do some repair and found an aluminum round tube, more or les...

I'm thinking of getting an AUDI 5 cylinder 300hp engine, from a TTRS, under the hood and then drop the badges.

Did someone already done this? Technically its possible, on the engine room issue it's also simple by moving the battery to the trunk, now that's empty...

It is possible and not much of a hassle if you can find someone to install the parts needed.

Here's a pic of mine with the red MFD and the new wheel fitted.



P.S. My wheel has modified leather, the other one I have is new, without any modification.

Sure not, it doesn't really look bad. However, my car was also in fabric, not leather and I was able to get the exact color of leather like the front seats and the exact color and texture of "alcantara". The trimming was made by a long decade oldschool upholstery manufacturer I know that i...

Hello Kevin, Stepped on this photo of you rear seats an wondered why you didn't go for the "Alcantara" on them and also on the inner side panels. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7117/7513293580_b84c662605_b.jpg I have the same front seats on mine and did a bit different on the looks and feel...

Not a wrap but a full custom paint job. Give your opinion. http://www.tweeter.com.pt/images/stories/personalizacoes/sciroccor/1.jpg http://www.tweeter.com.pt/images/stories/personalizacoes/sciroccor/2.jpg http://www.tweeter.com.pt/images/stories/personalizacoes/sciroccor/3.jpg http://www.tweeter.com...

You have to push, with a round flat object, the part where, on the driver's side, is the screw. It's not difficult, I think it's more easy than on the driver side.

trix wrote:This becoming more build/show thread than newbie so I've popped it into the show room

I guess this is also an upgrade on the project, thank you.

Wow, that looks so good. Why make a car look like an R when instead you could buy an R. In portugal, there aren't so many "R's" as supposed, believe it or not even the 2.0 GT is a little hard to find. Over here it's easy to find a 2.0 TDi and much more easy to find a 1.4 TSi (122hp or 160...

Here a few photos on how it looks all toghether.

Quick look:

Kev wrote:It's ok for me. It plays an embedded movie that you can't skip (which will annoy hundreds of potential visitors and make them never come back) before it redirects to the mail site.

Thanks for the tip, will get it off, since it's also not compatible with the non-flash players available.

jameswh wrote:Do not click on the above tweeter link, it triggers an anti-virus response to a malicious attack

Are you sure? It's only supposed to show our website.

VW is already working on a facelift, not a new model.

It's all in Heaven's secret so you'll have to wait...

woofito wrote:lol...tweeter great car your rocco...that focal...my god...

The FOCAL system will also be upgraded, wait to see (listen).

The Roc photo is a normal photo, it's nice but that's it!

The rest of the album, however, if you look into it with care is great, very nice indeed.

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/927/dsc04260nu.jpg http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/5585/dsc04261se.jpg http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/5963/dsc04262ft.jpg http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/8641/dsc04263c.jpg http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/9789/dsc04264w.jpg http://img85.imageshack.us/im...

The fluid that disappeared was probably the windshield washing fluid.

It probably hit the reservoir behind the fog light or disconnected the hose from it (could also have broken the hose connection needing a new reservoir).

This you can see for yourself with a flashlight on that spot.

Mishaw wrote:I don't think so...Color looks great. Show us more photos...

course not, I'm also from Portugal and fooling around.

Your car is ugly...