But what if you're like me and bought a car with no cat-converter? had no option but to replace my exhaust!Quote:
Originally Posted by HaydEn
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But what if you're like me and bought a car with no cat-converter? had no option but to replace my exhaust!Quote:
Originally Posted by HaydEn
Many a loop hole. Thankfully po po are nice, unless you be a **** and then get done for a pod filter and zorst.Quote:
Originally Posted by drucejnr
"I only post on Facebook if I know i am going to get likes" - M
pod filter is sooooo tempting >.> greens for another 18 months though :(
Cut the stockbox?Quote:
Originally Posted by drucejnr
Modded air box with a velocity stack and pipe from bumper vent, ultimate p player wankery.
"I only post on Facebook if I know i am going to get likes" - M
In case anyone was interested, my spacer troubles. The pics I sent to ECS and a quick CAD model I whipped up.
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru.../K577NLb-1.jpg
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...vsc5Spng-1.jpg
you are spot on Lanky.
Glad someone else gets it!
you work in CAD a bit?
Huzzah!Quote:
Originally Posted by dylan8
Yep, final year of Industrial Design at uni, so heaps of modelling in Solidworks and rendering in 3DS Max.
So the current plan is to send these ECS spacers back and get some custom ones CNC'd that are 57.1 to 64mm.
Haha love the unnecessary detail for putting in the bolt holes etc.
I'm studying graphic design and it reminds me of a 3d modeling program we use called cinema 4d. Pretty much just for making 3d characters and stuff
Was about to start adding thread to the rotor before I woke up to myself...Quote:
Originally Posted by anthony--t
Oh nice, graphic is my co-major, *internet high-five*. Only had a brief play with Cinema 4D, but it's similar to 3DS Max. Solidworks is more for technical engineer drawings and only very basically covers the cool rendering and animation stuff in 4D and 3DS.
EDIT: ECS updated their site so now all of their mk3 hub/wheel centric spacers are flagged as "Can not be used on rear wheels due to rear rotor design", yay.