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  • Holland
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    Originally posted by vweezly View Post
    Thanks! I will be getting some slicks for racing. One part that is huge for this build is that it was low budget. Also I drive it on the street. Trying to find wide tires that are great for street use in the US is difficult. Buying them from europe is crazy expensive. I bought what I could with the money I had at the time. Actual dollars put into this car is around $5k. But the time and hard work make it worth much much more.
    You know some yellow walled hoosier slicks would look phenomenal on that car.

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  • Luis325
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    Nice!

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  • vweezly
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    Originally posted by Holland View Post
    My only critique about this car is the wider fenders. It has the room for proper tires, use them, lol. I have respect for it though, bringing it back from death is something few here would ever think of doing.
    Thanks! I will be getting some slicks for racing. One part that is huge for this build is that it was low budget. Also I drive it on the street. Trying to find wide tires that are great for street use in the US is difficult. Buying them from europe is crazy expensive. I bought what I could with the money I had at the time. Actual dollars put into this car is around $5k. But the time and hard work make it worth much much more.

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  • Holland
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    My only critique about this car is the wider fenders. It has the room for proper tires, use them, lol. I have respect for it though, bringing it back from death is something few here would ever think of doing.

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  • jo3y
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    i love old VWs

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  • mikeedler
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    not my style, but I like it.

    every car does not need to be purpose built, as long as you enjoy it, that is the only thig that matters.

    I love how you talk about the smells of the car, that is EXACTLY how I feel about my cars, also the smelling if something is wrong is so correct!

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  • evandael
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    so vweezly, when are you gonna get an e30?

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  • Julien
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    Originally posted by vweezly View Post
    I would love to go to sowo.
    if you make it, drop by the eurowise booth and say hey

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  • vweezly
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    I would love to go to sowo.

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  • Julien
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    I like the fact that you had a vision and went with it. Everyone can build a purpose built car, it takes creativity to make something that is your own.

    Hope to see it at sowo in 2013 :)

    edit
    welcome to r3v

    /edit

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  • vweezly
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    Also... spec sheet for those curious:

    Engine:
    1.8 16v with a k26 turbo
    Custom exhaust manifold
    Euro intake cam
    AEB alternator
    lightened fly wheel
    sachs sport clutch
    audi 5k wastegate
    hks bov
    10an tapped valve cover to Moroso catch can
    Relocated filler cap
    Weighted short shifter
    Neuspeed plug wires
    NLS heater and reverse switch delete plates
    AEM adjustable fpr
    42 lb injectors
    custom fuel rail
    custom short runner intake manifold
    mustang 70mm tb
    10 row oil cooler
    megasquirt 1v2.2 standalone
    2.5" exhaust with borla muffler
    modified old school mk1 strut mounts
    shaved bay
    Custom leather radiator cover with cnc'ed "Zombi" logo

    Suspension/Wheels
    Bilstein Group B struts with coil sleaves
    drilled and slotted rotors all around
    mk2 read disc swap
    boxed in rear axle
    welded control arms
    Polly bushings all corners and engine mounts
    Diamond Racing 15x9 et6 with 30mm spacers in rear and 20mm spacers up front
    Toyo T1R 215/45s

    inside:
    Corbeau Forza seats with custom upholstery and embroidery
    Custom sculpted rabbit shift knob
    Custom leather shift boot
    Custom 5 gauge panel
    reinforced rockers
    autopower 4 point roll cage
    schroth harnesses
    mk2 cluster
    abs plastic door cards
    custom ammo battery box relocated to the rear
    racing window nets
    Custom leather wrapped Momo steering wheel

    Outside:
    Berg cup flare kit with custom aluminum side skirts
    Hot Rod Flatz desert flat tan
    custom emblems
    shorty tail light swap
    Euro round front swap
    flag mirrors
    badgless grill
    custom blinkers
    MG headlight cages
    Leather hood straps

    The Group B's may explain why it is "bouncy" :)

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  • vweezly
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    Howdy yall I own the car. Thanks for the compliments and critiques. Just wanted to say that I will track the car. It is not just show. I just finished it and wanted it well documented professionally before ripping the crap out of it. It will be properly tuned this spring. The craftsmanship is quality. I can understand people not liking it. That is totally fine with me. Once again. Thanks! :)

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by 2man View Post
    ive known about that car for a long time, and it bothers me a little.

    for a car thats "raced out" its purely a showcar, never been to a track and no intention of going to the track.

    also its simply mark1, not em kay one. its a pet peeve of the diehard A1 guys. A1 is the correct chassis designation. its like calling an E30 a mk2.

    i only point this out because the diehards hate when scenester kids come in and destroy the harder and harder find rabbits. it happens here too
    Wait, Shhhhhhhh, you hear that?
    That's the sound of nobody caring. :D

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  • Mtriple
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    While I've never met Joel, he is part of our local car club and you can see his build here:



    Personally, I like it. Lots of blood, sweat, and tears in that car and I think we all can appreciate that...

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  • 2mAn
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    Originally posted by monoblanco View Post
    I've been lusting for an MK1 for a long time.
    They have become increasingly hard to find.
    ive known about that car for a long time, and it bothers me a little.

    for a car thats "raced out" its purely a showcar, never been to a track and no intention of going to the track.

    also its simply mark1, not em kay one. its a pet peeve of the diehard A1 guys. A1 is the correct chassis designation. its like calling an E30 a mk2.

    i only point this out because the diehards hate when scenester kids come in and destroy the harder and harder find rabbits. it happens here too

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