Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: i can haz stance?!)

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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: To-Do List, new vid)

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New stuff:
-To-Do List Updated
-Pic :D

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Installed 20mm spacers in the rear today. I need air tools and a die grinder, the spacers came off a mk4 but they were 5x100/4x100 pattern. Thing is, the center bore was shaped for a mk4 hub and the mk3 hub is different (though it's the same centerbore diameter) so I just dremel'd* the crap out of it until it fit :D

* = this is why I wanted a die grinder...it took like 3 frustrating days to dremel it out, and i probably chopped a good percentage of life outta my dremel lol.

This is how she's sitting at the moment; needs moar low though:
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Oh, and I'm working on a new video, you should check it out =D

Up next: I just ordered my USRT shift linkage parts. Why? Here :lol:

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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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looks great.

awesome video, too. i forgot all about xanga :lol:
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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Damn, xanga. I was all over that shit in junior high, but now I forgot my login info :lol:.
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thats just.....ouch. talk about super long throw
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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Phil, your Golf is hot. It doesn't conform to dub standard (mad tyte strech poke stance yo bagelz) but I love it. Looks awesome man, keep it up. Please don't slam it :(
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94Corolla5Speed wrote:Phil, your Golf is hot. It doesn't conform to dub standard (mad tyte strech poke stance yo bagelz) but I love it. Looks awesome man, keep it up. Please don't slam it :(
Which is why I like it
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watkins wrote:
94Corolla5Speed wrote:Phil, your Golf is hot. It doesn't conform to dub standard (mad tyte strech poke stance yo bagelz) but I love it. Looks awesome man, keep it up. Please don't slam it :(
Which is why I like it
I meant to express that in my post :lol: I mean, BBS RS's are nice, but holy crap, when I see a video of H2Oi and 90% of the cars have BBS RS's on stretched tires, scraped oil pans, and ride height so low you can't stick your key fob under it flat-wise, it's time to give it up.
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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Needs moar LOW!!!!

j/k...car looks pretty sweet mane. I need to get some spacers for my rear tires...I'm thinking 15mm...BUT turbo inlet pipe and Audi TT short shifter first! Once again, freakin' sweet dub. Das Auto.
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Haha. The video is posted on Xanga because that's the only way I can share a Facebook video, it needs to be embedded HTML-wise into another page.

Thanks for all the positive comments, I never post pics of my car on the vortex because they're so into the sheep mentality that when someone does something different (like my car) they all scream "ricer" and "n00b"

I'm not going to slam it though, I just want a 1 finger wheelgap all the way around. Right now it's 3 in the rear, 2 in the front...so about 15mm / 0.5-inches lower than where it's sitting and it'll be money. That's where it's going to be once I get my coilovers.

I think cars look kinda odd when the wheelgap curve doesn't follow the tire curve because it's too low. One of the few cars that look proper slammed are the mk5 VW's, e.g.:

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EDIT: I love the irony in that my car is relatively high, yet my front lip still has scrape marks on it in that pic :D
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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To: StandardShift.com, et al.
Re: Case #52344

Let it be known that Phil's intentions are as stated as follows,

Whereas, his Golf (aka "Mona") shall have an official to-do list;
Whereas, by New Years' Eve 2010, Mona's headliner shall be reupholstered and sunroof motor fixed;
Whereas, by February 2010, her calipers shall be painted;
Whereas, by March 2010, a Raceland Height-Adjustable Coilover Suspension System (aka "moar low") shall be installed in said vehicle;
Whereas, by Wüstefest 2010, a Techtonics Tuning 276º Camshaft shall reside in the powerplant of said vehicle, therefore,

Resolved, that Phil shall embark on a money-saving endeavor to fund modifications as listed above (aka "doing work, son!!").

Signed,
Phil M

All comments following are off record.
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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Looks great as always Phil!!

I also saw that steal of a deal VR6 you posted in the misc thread. Made me want to get one.
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Stance GET!!
well, almost. :D

One more finger lower and I will be so happy. I do love how the rear's almost flush though, it looks a lot better than before.
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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Beautiful Golf, man. Love it.
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Re: Phil's '95 VW Golf Sport (Updated: Spacers)

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Your wheels remind me of C5 Z06 wheels. I couldent see you running their offset though.
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