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th3_f15t '07 GTI

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chrisr763:

--- Quote from: perksy on June 17, 2015, 01:54:32 pm ---Hi.

I'm a complete newbie on here but I love the look of your car and would like to ask a few questions.  I can't work out how to pm you so please can you contact me? 

07595 437 256
james_perks@yahoo.co.uk

James

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Hi James,

To PM i believe you need 25 posts, so only 23 more to go and you're there! Don't post mindless cr*p though!  :happy2:

th3_f15t:
Small update, in line with most of the audio building for the GTI, it's not gone well when trying to upgrade the stereo. I've sorted the wiring properly, got everything I need but I have an issue that the cage for the Pioneer stereo I have is a 113mm job and the fascia plate I have needs 103mm cages! Also, I can't seem to get any radio signal but this was also apparent with the Kenwood unit I had so I believe the stubby aerial I have may be to blame. Going to try and get hold of a stock aerial and test that out, otherwise it could point to a problem with the wiring from the dashboard back (which I don't want to deal with when selling the car!).

Still have this horrible sense that I've made the wrong choice by trading up to a Golf R but it's too late now, the new machine is sat with me waiting to become road legal (tax and insured before anyone thinks I've got some sort of monster). Had the car not even a week and already looking at suspension and brake upgrades ready for stage 1 tuning. I have a serious problem and I think I need professional help... I blame Hurdy.

dan930:

--- Quote from: th3_f15t on June 17, 2015, 09:57:41 pm ---Small update, in line with most of the audio building for the GTI, it's not gone well when trying to upgrade the stereo. I've sorted the wiring properly, got everything I need but I have an issue that the cage for the Pioneer stereo I have is a 113mm job and the fascia plate I have needs 103mm cages! Also, I can't seem to get any radio signal but this was also apparent with the Kenwood unit I had so I believe the stubby aerial I have may be to blame. Going to try and get hold of a stock aerial and test that out, otherwise it could point to a problem with the wiring from the dashboard back (which I don't want to deal with when selling the car!).

Still have this horrible sense that I've made the wrong choice by trading up to a Golf R but it's too late now, the new machine is sat with me waiting to become road legal (tax and insured before anyone thinks I've got some sort of monster). Had the car not even a week and already looking at suspension and brake upgrades ready for stage 1 tuning. I have a serious problem and I think I need professional help... I blame Hurdy.

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I also blame Hurdy  :happy2:

joms6r:

--- Quote from: dan930 on June 18, 2015, 12:00:27 am ---
--- Quote from: th3_f15t on June 17, 2015, 09:57:41 pm ---Small update, in line with most of the audio building for the GTI, it's not gone well when trying to upgrade the stereo. I've sorted the wiring properly, got everything I need but I have an issue that the cage for the Pioneer stereo I have is a 113mm job and the fascia plate I have needs 103mm cages! Also, I can't seem to get any radio signal but this was also apparent with the Kenwood unit I had so I believe the stubby aerial I have may be to blame. Going to try and get hold of a stock aerial and test that out, otherwise it could point to a problem with the wiring from the dashboard back (which I don't want to deal with when selling the car!).

Still have this horrible sense that I've made the wrong choice by trading up to a Golf R but it's too late now, the new machine is sat with me waiting to become road legal (tax and insured before anyone thinks I've got some sort of monster). Had the car not even a week and already looking at suspension and brake upgrades ready for stage 1 tuning. I have a serious problem and I think I need professional help... I blame Hurdy.

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I also blame Hurdy  :happy2:

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+2 on the 'Hurdy Factor' lol! I've done it the other way round, power first then brakes + suspension. Brakes are a must at S2+!

th3_f15t:
I did my brakes shortly after going stage 1, but I've driven other stage 1 GTI's without brake upgrades. Was a bit scary to be honest, hence why I'd do the brakes first this time round.

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