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Modded UK R
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:05 am
by wigit
there is a black one out there chaps, not a chap who frequents forums but but the following goodies on his car at VWR
brake kit
lsd
springs
full zorst
pump
filter
doing over 300+ ponnies
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:24 am
by Chungster
Should go quite well with those mods!! LSD should make the biggest difference. Didn't think milltek had designed a rear BB section for the R yet.
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 5:16 pm
by geordie562002
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:49 pm
by Andy-GTI
Pointless chaning anything other than the downpie on the R.
The standard exhaust is huge, and there is no box under the rear seat, straight though to the back box.
All aftermarket boxes hang down too far and can be seen under the bumper aswell, which looks pretty naff.
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2010 8:24 pm
by Chungster
i have to agree...i would do the DP only.
But i want to know if the manual OEM clutch will cope with a Stage 1 map to beyond 300+ lb/ft of torque.
I sooo don't want to change the standard clutch. Hmmm
Should leave the car alone really. DAMN DAMN DAMN.
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2010 10:28 am
by pat15312
wonder how a mechanical (quaiffe?) LSD gets on with XDS?
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 9:39 am
by jayc89
pat15312 wrote:wonder how a mechanical (quaiffe?) LSD gets on with XDS?
I've been hearing good things about WaveTrac Diffs, not sure if they do one for the 'rocco though...
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:28 am
by wigit
some people think addding a diff makes you the stig, if you respect a car with a diff the rewards are amazing, if you dont it will chew you out and spit you out, have had VWRs diff Golf for a week having leant how to drive it i couldn't believe how well it went round corners and put the power down, ithink the chav in the saxo behind me was equally impressed
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 1:35 pm
by jayc89
wigit wrote:some people think addding a diff makes you the stig, if you respect a car with a diff the rewards are amazing, if you dont it will chew you out and spit you out, have had VWRs diff Golf for a week having leant how to drive it i couldn't believe how well it went round corners and put the power down, ithink the chav in the saxo behind me was equally impressed
I have a Quaife in my current car and its amazing, probably the best mod I bought for the VXR. Will definitely be interested in getting one for the 'rocco.
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 1:22 pm
by Beno19
Hi Geordie. Im new to the forum and am thinking of getting a 1.4 160 as only 19... If you dont mind, could I ask how much niche charged for the full fitment, spraying etc of your front, rear and side skirts including lights, exhaust, Audi grill etc, pm the reply if u fancy, thanks very much.
Ps love your rocco!
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 2:07 pm
by trix
Ben, I think you would be best giving Niche a call for up to date pricing as Geordie isn't on here very often & it was quite a while ago when he got his done.
If you are serious about getting a body kit fitted do remember to check the cost for insurance with it.
S
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 7:40 pm
by Tsakonas
Andy-GTI wrote:Pointless chaning anything other than the downpie on the R.
The standard exhaust is huge, and there is no box under the rear seat, straight though to the back box.
All aftermarket boxes hang down too far and can be seen under the bumper aswell, which looks pretty naff.
Could you please elaborate?(too late as I ve already ordered a full exhaust but really want to know)..Other K04 car owners (LEON CUPRA) claim that cat back diameter can affect high rpm power,in heavily modded cars,ie comparing two cars with the same 330-340HP mods ,the car with the full 3inch exhausts could pull better than the car with the 3inch to 2.5 inch exhaust...
How many inches/mm is the stock R exhaust diameter?
Re: Modded UK R
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 7:59 am
by Beno19
trix wrote: Ben, I think you would be best giving Niche a call for up to date pricing as Geordie isn't on here very often & it was quite a while ago when he got his done.
If you are serious about getting a body kit fitted do remember to check the cost for insurance with it.
S
THANKS TRIX, WILL DO