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De-tinted Audrick! He looks so much better! AAAAND I can see at night! 

Also switched to my winters
Also switched to my winters
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How dark was the tint???De-tinted Audrick! He looks so much better! AAAAND I can see at night!
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How dark was the tint???
If you really want to get specific, they come from the AE86.
35% in the front
20% in the back.
15% strip on the windshield.
Absolutely hated it. At night it was like having 5% and 0%.
(Exaggerating a bit but yeah)
So now I can see, and I will have no problem with law enforcement. 35% is the max you can go legally, then again it depends on the officer. 35% was depending on how the officer interpreted the law.
Anyway, I've always hated aftermarket tints.
Because Toyota.
Too fast Akira! Not that many people know that. The styling from the AE86 lights sure did make it's way on the the SW20. What I find interesting is that the SW20 has very curved styling bar the rear lights. They fixed this at the end of 1993 for the GEN3 versions to the more rounded light design.If you really want to get specific, they come from the AE86.
I have no idea what the tint was on my last car, but it was darker than any other BMW I've seen. While I like the weird, slightly-purple tint on my current car, the privacy of the dark tint was king.
Not that many people know that. The styling from the AE86 lights sure did make it's way on the the SW20. What I find interesting is that the SW20 has very curved styling bar the rear lights.
As promised here are some pics of my 2001 Audi TT Quattro that I bought for $1500. Obviously, it's going to need some work, but I does drive nicely.
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Things that need to be addressed first
•Hood and front fenders need repaired and eventually replaced.
•The other small dents and dings need to be repaired. Fortunately, my neighbor, who owns a bodyshop, told my dad and I we can use some of his body work equipment or have him fix it if we need to.
•Replace the flex pipe.
•Fix small vacuum leak.
•Replace the tyres. They're too big and at 1/4 tread.
•Figure out what to do with grille; whether to make a mesh grille or buy one that can accommodate the huge aftermarket radiator.
And there's also part from them that fit to a 5j fabia! although i also have porsche 911 turbo and audi r8 bits fitted tooMk1 TTs are hugely underrated IMO, although this one definitely needs some TLC! I work on them pretty much every day so if you ever need any advice I should be able to help. If you're replacing the flex pipe yourself though, I will warn you it's not a good time.![]()
As promised here are some pics of my 2001 Audi TT Quattro that I bought for $1500. Obviously, it's going to need some work, but I does drive nicely.
Mk1 TTs are hugely underrated IMO, although this one definitely needs some TLC! I work on them pretty much every day so if you ever need any advice I should be able to help. If you're replacing the flex pipe yourself though, I will warn you it's not a good time.![]()
And there's also part from them that fit to a 5j fabia! although i also have porsche 911 turbo and audi r8 bits fitted too![]()
Thanks! 178 hp and it's AWD. I had originally thought it was the 222hp version, because of the shift knob, but I found out there was no 6th gear when driving it down the highway.Quattro? 150-180-225hp?
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R8 coilpacks can be fitted on Skyline GTR's , quite common even![]()
A lot bottom end work/ turbo work on transversal VAG are a nightmare. Still better than sparkplugs on a boxerengine![]()
You weren't kidding when you said it was a pain. This ought to be fun doing it out on a carport, outside, likely freezing or close to it.Very true. I replaced a flex pipe and cat on a TT just today, and I had to drop the subframe, steering rack and unbolt the propshaft just so I could gain access. Don't even get me started on removing the turbo.![]()
You weren't kidding when you said it was a pain. This ought to be fun doing it out on a carport, outside, likely freezing or close to it.