Scirocco Central

I think it's about time I posted some pics and info on my roc. It's a candy white 2011 2.0TSI dsg sportline with pano roof. I have done quite a bit of mods to it.

Engine/Performance

APR carbonio stage 1 and 2 intake
Revo stage 2 software with revised V8b file making 250hp 440nm.
76mm revo decat downpipe
Revo throttle pipe.
Revo dogbone insert.
Neuspeed high flow turbo discharge pipe with coupler.
OEM Audi R8 coilpacks with ngk iridium BKR7eix sparkplugs.
OEM Porsche 991series oil and water caps.
Soundaktor delete.
XDS setting 2.

Exterior

Colourcoded front u piece and sideskirts.
Gloss black mirrors and rear lower spoiler.
Tinted Cayenne GTS style tails.
15% LLumar window tints.
6000k hid main beams and fogs with every single other bulb in led.
Rear wiper and badge delete.

Interior

OEM Mk6 GTI dsg aluminium pedals.
OEM rcd510 retrofit.
OEM Roc R instrument cluster.
Roc R gloss black radio surround.

Wheels/Suspension

H&R supersport springs.
19" Audi RS3 concave wheels 8.5j et35 with 235/35/19 tyres.

Some pics of the tinted tails



Fitted to the car







Small comparison

Before


After

Rear wiper delete and debadging...

Sidestrips painted & window tint done, also painted the calipers gloss black...

Smart looking vehicle that mate! Could you advise me as to what tools are needed to the de wipering , a mini how-to, really want to do it but don't want to get started to find I haven't got the right equipment , thanks

Roc R radio surround and Rcd510





U piece colourcoded, numberplate removed and grommets installed







These are parts you can buy from a Porsche center parts department.

Porsche oil cap - Part No: 991 107 475 00
Porsche coolant cap - Part No: 991 106 457 01

I wanted a neuspeed Hi Flow discharge pipe from the beginning but I wasn't willing to pay the hefty price they cost. I managed to find one at just the right price. I am over the moon about this as it is the best one on the market and it fits my requirements of only top of the line bolt on mods.

As can be seen in the pics the neuspeed pipe is much larger and better flowing than the oem part, it is a +10hp mod.







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A pic of my car at the Revo high performance center over here, located at Zwartkops raceway- just after having the neuspeed high flow discharge pipe and coupler fitted!



Keyfob cover and a little lego surprise to hint to my theme for this car...

A pic of my engine bay, excuse the bad quality!

Porsche caps, apr carbonio stage 1 & 2 intake- the audi R8 red top coils are hidden underneath the engine cover.

MK6 GTI dsg pedals....these made a huge difference, I just couldn't live with those ugly plastic ones after owning an mk5 and mk6 gti where they came as standard on the car.

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Had a custom dead pedal made up!

Had a detail done using proper Menzerna products!

I took the plunge and got an OEM ROC R cluster and had a mate at vw fit it! Here are some pics I have...

On our way to VW


Old


New


On our way there we noticed radio lost coding in process. Crazy bunch that we are , we pulled radio in traffic to find the code.





1 Random while on our way to return the car to P2 before heading home

nice man, how hard was it to fit the OEM speedo

candyboytsi210 wrote:nice man, how hard was it to fit the OEM speedo

It plugs straight in BUT I had to get a friend at VW to code it for me. I still need to correct the mileage but will do so when I have the money for it. Basically the Cluster gets coded to the car then the alarm to that and the keys to that....quite a process but the blue needles are totally worth it!

I see you have managed to loose 39,000 miles off your car in the speedo change? ;-)

Cupracing wrote:I see you have managed to loose 39,000 miles off your car in the speedo change? ;-)

Alteration of mileage has to be done with another set of tool. Usually SVM

xiaohong wrote:

Cupracing wrote:I see you have managed to loose 39,000 miles off your car in the speedo change? ;-)

Alteration of mileage has to be done with another set of tool. Usually SVM

Yeah that's bugging the hell out of me, but i'll have it done after I received my next paycheque! I have gotten 2 quotes the equivalent of 100euro and another for 200euro to have the mileage corrected.

Ruan wrote:

xiaohong wrote:

Cupracing wrote:I see you have managed to loose 39,000 miles off your car in the speedo change? ;-)

Alteration of mileage has to be done with another set of tool. Usually SVM

Yeah that's bugging the hell out of me, but i'll have it done after I received my next paycheque! I have gotten 2 quotes the equivalent of 100euro and another for 200euro to have the mileage corrected.

Rather save the dough and drop it into something like mods hahaha just saying