Natural grey caddy build

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the long one
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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I like this colour - looks mean love the wheels in black seems to work well (mine are also in black)
104 bhp maxi - 6 speed o2q conversion - rcd 510 dab c/w Bluetooth & mdi - remap 162 bhp - facelift highline cluster - caddy 4 tail lights - 19” vw motorsport alloys - bilstein/eibach sportline suspension - r32 front brakes - scirocco front seats - caddy life centre console - mk6 flat bottom mfsw - caddy 4 folding mirrors
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Absolute quality van.

I'm after gaz coilovers and cayenne calipers also.

Could you tell me if the Gen4 rear bumper was a straight fit?

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the long one
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Also fitted a miltek resonated system with discrete tail pipe nice and quiet!

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looks mean and angry

would love to fit a milltek exhaust to mine but its a maxi - anybody know what the difference is ?
104 bhp maxi - 6 speed o2q conversion - rcd 510 dab c/w Bluetooth & mdi - remap 162 bhp - facelift highline cluster - caddy 4 tail lights - 19” vw motorsport alloys - bilstein/eibach sportline suspension - r32 front brakes - scirocco front seats - caddy life centre console - mk6 flat bottom mfsw - caddy 4 folding mirrors
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Gen4 bumper is just bolt on strait swap!

I think the miltek for the maxi may be longer? but not 100% on this.


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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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it will have to be longer by circa 450mm, if your workshop can stainless weld shouldnt be a problem for them
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Looks great mate! Good progress


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the long one
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Did you change the windscreen as it looks different from first pics ?
104 bhp maxi - 6 speed o2q conversion - rcd 510 dab c/w Bluetooth & mdi - remap 162 bhp - facelift highline cluster - caddy 4 tail lights - 19” vw motorsport alloys - bilstein/eibach sportline suspension - r32 front brakes - scirocco front seats - caddy life centre console - mk6 flat bottom mfsw - caddy 4 folding mirrors
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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No standard screen, just top tinted it


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the long one
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Top tinted ? Like a sun strip ?
104 bhp maxi - 6 speed o2q conversion - rcd 510 dab c/w Bluetooth & mdi - remap 162 bhp - facelift highline cluster - caddy 4 tail lights - 19” vw motorsport alloys - bilstein/eibach sportline suspension - r32 front brakes - scirocco front seats - caddy life centre console - mk6 flat bottom mfsw - caddy 4 folding mirrors
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Yes, basically just a strip of vinyl across the top of the screen.


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the long one
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Inside ?
104 bhp maxi - 6 speed o2q conversion - rcd 510 dab c/w Bluetooth & mdi - remap 162 bhp - facelift highline cluster - caddy 4 tail lights - 19” vw motorsport alloys - bilstein/eibach sportline suspension - r32 front brakes - scirocco front seats - caddy life centre console - mk6 flat bottom mfsw - caddy 4 folding mirrors
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Yes on the inside of the glass otherwise it will stone chip.


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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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Fitted a airtec fmic today, nice fit good quality product. It does seem to go slightly better and definitely boosts a bit earlier.

It's also booked in for cr170 turbo And map to suit middle of April.

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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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looks great man !
you have much more info on your bar conversion ?
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Re: Natural grey caddy build

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What do you want to know?


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