Scirocco Central

I thought I would share some photos of my Scirocco and how it currently stands. It's forever changing and I still have plenty of plans but funds are limited so this is how she looks at the moment.

Comments welcome.

Lovely looking car.
Really love the exhausts and back lights.

Looks very nice mate, I hope your going to lower it next though!

abit over the top for my liking, but each to their own, i think the scirocco looks great with slight mods, not excessive. for example, instead of 2 twin exhaust, an r bumper etc would look nice.

ViperBoyTsi200 wrote:abit over the top for my liking, but each to their own, i think the scirocco looks great with slight mods, not excessive. for example, instead of 2 twin exhaust, an r bumper etc would look nice.

I have to agree. With the two twin exhaust pipes it looks boy racer like. As said an r bumper with exhaust would look much better. But long as you like it that's all that matters.

Thanks for the comments. I do like the R bumper but the reason I decided to go for a custom built exhaust is because I wanted something different and built to my spec. I appreciate its not everyone's 'cup of tea' but I'm pleased with the look and sound

I want to paint the front lower grill like many have done on here just concerned with stone chips as painting on plastic?

Gazp123 wrote:Looks very nice mate, I hope your going to lower it next though!

It's sitting on H&R springs at the moment, can't really tell from the pictures though as the ground isn't even. I really do want to go lower but then I'm concerned about practicality (Speed Bumps)

Lights are the best part imo. Mine is heavily modded too, so I know it's what individuals like etc.

Nice car! I see you have removed the back wiper. What did you do with the cleaner fluid line? Is it a difficult mod?

Ørjan.

Peacock8 wrote:Nice car! I see you have removed the back wiper. What did you do with the cleaner fluid line? Is it a difficult mod?

Ørjan.

I wouldn't say it was a difficult mod, the hardest part was removing the plastic casing to get to the wiper motor but I managed with no problems

I fastened the fluid line at the end to ensure no leaks although I haven't accidently tried using it 'yet'. I cable tied the line to boot to ensure it was secure and didn't knock or move around. If you use your rear wiper at the moment I wouldn't recommend it though as you will probably miss it. I never used it which is why i decided to remove it.

Speedbumps are pretty easy, mines down about 90mm and I just go slow and take it easy.

That's on coilovers I'm guessing. What make and how much if you don't mind me asking?

Looks great.

I would be putting spacers on though so the wheels are more flush with the arches

a4gee wrote:Looks great.

I would be putting spacers on though so the wheels are more flush with the arches

What spacers do you recommend? I have thought about this but never got round to it.