Yeah the interior needs to look the part too Doc, it's been on the cards for a while but only just got round to sorting it.
Yes the paddles work perfectly, I need to alter the position though as I'm not happy with how the sit at the minute.
Yeah the interior needs to look the part too Doc, it's been on the cards for a while but only just got round to sorting it.
It gets used daily and is really usable, the ride quality is nice and it drives better than most modified road cars Iv'e been in. The only slight inconvenient thing is having to lift your leg over the door bars when getting in & out but they're not that high so it's still pretty easy.
Yeah I already have a full on track car that isn't really that road friendly so when we were building it I made sure it was more for the road but will be good / safe on the track.Kris C wrote: ↑Tue Aug 21, 2018 10:25 am As long as its still usable, that's the main thing id always look for. Ive build full track cars before and went straight from the road version and taken it off the road, full track and only enjoyed it on the track. But that's what it was built for i suppose.
Mayor West wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2017 3:42 pm The Caddy is away having the 4wd rear end sorted at Slide Motorsport in West Yorkshire so while it's there we thought we may as well get some parts ready for it's return.
We chose to powdercoat the parts in the same colours as out logo which I think has turned out really well.
Rear end parts to follow....
Yes these are the 18z calipers & MK2 TT / S3 hubs, the wheels are ET45 and we had no issue's with fitting. You do need to buy different bolts & matching nuts for the 18z calipers for any VW hubs as far as I'm aware.karlos0891 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 25, 2018 3:35 am are these the 17z/18z callipers? they s3 alloy hubs? they without needing crazy offset wheels? ive been sat looking at a set of these for my touran but fitting those hubs and from what i have read they can cause issues due to the alloy hubs having wider ears for the carrier bolts
There wasn't enough room to get it up to the original filler location unfortunately.