These fuel costs are nothing compared to my turbo rotary ;)
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These fuel costs are nothing compared to my turbo rotary ;)
Good stuff! I will post up some pics of the stuff when I bring it home Sunday on the trailer ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by browntown42
Car is finally shaping up to what I wanted when I first bought it, Fixed the bonnet and bonnet latch so no longer hangs out the front.
I'll grab a proper photo tomorrow.
Almost went on a late night mountain run with a couple friends but deemed it unwise whilst still on the 5" wide stockies, this means I should probably hurry up my search for a set of 4x100s. Might end up just buying a set of d hole 15x8's steelies for now.
Yep! i love my diesel!Quote:
Originally Posted by feenix74
The only way to offset the thirst of a VR6 if you really need to do kms :P
Going to ghetto paint the buggered wheels on the VR6 this weekend if the weather holds up too
side note: LOVEEEE rotaries, the way they rev is just soo addictive~
I am looking at getting another car and am drooling over the R32 Golf >.<.
God they look good.
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more pics!
Renovating and have no power in the garage. Purchased with the intention to swap the running gear into the wife's cabby.Quote:
Originally Posted by dylan8
Now have heaps of spares, including a rebuilt auto box for the mother in laws vr6.
Don't worry but the cabby will run a manual box. Just need flywheel and clutch.
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...9d04eaf5-1.jpg
But, but, 2 door VR6!
@Speed..Quote:
Originally Posted by Speed
Hey speed i have a curious question to ask about your wife's cabby!
Have you had a chance to pull apart the electricals to the car such as tail lights, cluster .etc. and if so, how many plugs does each component of the wiring harness have?
Just asking out of curiosity haha!
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