What did you do to your Polo today?

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Originally Posted by Adam

Will post some pix and sound.

But I am thinking of selling it now. too loud for my liking.

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sounds really nice and crisp! worth every $$$$

Had a Whiteline RSB installed yesterday (by Pedders), huge improvement around corners.
Ordered a BMC flat air filter and picked it up from Autobarn yesterday, put it in this morning, can't really feel any difference, but it's still nice to have, the filter should work well together with the SEAT intake. Waiting for the SEAT intake to arrive (Thanks Gti Dave for organising the group buy).

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Originally Posted by ef9

Had a Whiteline RSB installed yesterday (by Pedders), huge improvement around corners.

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The air filter does not make a big difference, but coupled with the Seat intake, helps the car breathe a little better.

RSB works well, suggest the front strut brace, for my setup made a similar improvement in handling and similar cost. Can fit yourself with a socket set and spanner. There may be a few people going in on a group buy...

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Originally Posted by noone

The air filter does not make a big difference, but coupled with the Seat intake, helps the car breathe a little better.

RSB works well, suggest the front strut brace, for my setup made a similar improvement in handling and similar cost. Can fit yourself with a socket set and spanner. There may be a few people going in on a group buy...

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Thanks noone.

Do you know who is organising the strut brace group buy? is it from Forge?
Can't find it on the Forge website by the way.

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Originally Posted by ef9

Thanks noone.

Do you know who is organising the strut brace group buy? is it from Forge?
Can't find it on the Forge website by the way.

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Yes, its the Forge one.

Look under...
Vehicles
Then...
Volkswagen
Then...
Polo 1.8T
Then...
Go to the second page...
Then...
Part No: FSMBIBI Strut brace

http://www.forgemotorsport.co.uk/con...roduct=FMSBIBI


Just buy it off them straight up The Aussie dollar is doing really well, and postage isn't too expensive. Forge are pretty easy to deal with too.

IMO, if you bought 5, you could sell 4 of them locally and get your for free. The freight on 1 item is bad, but if you divide it across a few items, there is less sting.

Few interested people here

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Originally Posted by Blitzen

Yes, its the Forge one.

Look under...
Vehicles
Then...
Volkswagen
Then...
Polo 1.8T
Then...
Go to the second page...
Then...
Part No: FSMBIBI Strut brace

http://www.forgemotorsport.co.uk/con...roduct=FMSBIBI


Just buy it off them straight up The Aussie dollar is doing really well, and postage isn't too expensive. Forge are pretty easy to deal with too.

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Thanks Blitzen.

I was in the US site, and only found the rear one.
I've just emailed Forge in UK (thanks for the link) to find out what the shipping cost is.

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Originally Posted by noone

IMO, if you bought 5, you could sell 4 of them locally and get your for free. The freight on 1 item is bad, but if you divide it across a few items, there is less sting.

Few interested people here

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Cool Noone, i will keep an eye on this thread
DIY - 9n3 Forge Strut Brace Install

I've emailed Forge UK for shipping cost for both front and rear strut brace, and will post it as soon as i get a reply from them. But like you said if someone is going to organise the group buy, i'm keen being part of it. I will see. Thanks again noone :)

Installed Cupra R front lip :

http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/forums/

Did you take the spoiler off installing the front lip