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af1-gti

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Post #26
The FR was a 1.9TDI 150hp iirc and had the cupra R body kit..

i used to have a 110hp tdi remapped to 143bhp.. that was a rapid derv!

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Posted 16th Feb 2012 at 20:36
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gazzerdaman

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Post #27
Only the late FR came with Cupra R bodykit but with 17" wheels

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Posted 16th Feb 2012 at 20:47
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csm

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^Nice S-Line wheels Yes

See this is the thing I thought the FR was like the one above but the one I saw had the the 'R' bumpers??

Edit: I guess they just changed the bumpers Hmm


You get a FR+ model matey that had the cupra r bumpers and wheels were 17s not the 18s iirc mine was a 2005 model on a 05 plate the FR+ was available on a 55 plate
Posted 16th Feb 2012 at 20:50
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Post #29
Thumbs down

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Posted 16th Feb 2012 at 21:35
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Carl Chambers

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Post #30
you sold the 6 then, looks good!

Im working on a few of these now, as a lot of 6 owners have moved onto them (or other vw versions of it) so if you still fancy the trip over here Im still happy to do any work on it that you needSmile

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Posted 8th Mar 2012 at 23:06
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roland rat

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Post #31
How did i miss this?

Lovely purchase mate,was on the shortlist until i realised i need to be sensible and buy a diesel Sad FML
Posted 8th Mar 2012 at 23:11
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redrallye

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Post #32
Nice car, but the back end is horrific

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Posted 8th Mar 2012 at 23:21
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anth

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Post #33
Carl Chambers wrote:
you sold the 6 then, looks good!

Im working on a few of these now, as a lot of 6 owners have moved onto them (or other vw versions of it) so if you still fancy the trip over here Im still happy to do any work on it that you needSmile


Thanks mate, Alex has my 6 now so it's not gone far, do miss it but fancied something turbo Smile

roland rat wrote:
How did i miss this?

Lovely purchase mate,was on the shortlist until i realised i need to be sensible and buy a diesel Sad FML


You not got your Clio anymore? Hoping to get one at some point to replace the Dturbo.

redrallye wrote:
Nice car, but the back end is horrific


LOL I wasn't sure for a while but decided it didn't look so bad in the end the front is definitely prettier though, that's for sure.
Posted 9th Mar 2012 at 07:33
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roland rat

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Post #34
anth wrote:

roland rat wrote:
How did i miss this?

Lovely purchase mate,was on the shortlist until i realised i need to be sensible and buy a diesel Sad FML


You not got your Clio anymore? Hoping to get one at some point to replace the Dturbo.



Still got the Clio at the moment but i've bought an Mondeo ST TDCI for the commute.The Clios going up for sale shortly if you're interested? Wink
Posted 9th Mar 2012 at 09:23
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anth

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Post #35
Not in the market yet, plus i think id probably get the 182 as its going to be driven by my other half and she needs things like ABS Smile

Posted 9th Mar 2012 at 11:37
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roland rat

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anth wrote:
Not in the market yet, plus i think id probably get the 182 as its going to be driven by my other half and she needs things like ABS Smile



Ah the 182 flatcock model,i see LOL
Posted 9th Mar 2012 at 11:43
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anth

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Post #37
LOL Is there much difference between the normal and FF cup one, in terms of grip and handeling?
Posted 9th Mar 2012 at 11:47
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Post #38
182 ff with cup caps is the one to go for.better suspension and the all important cup spoiler Thumbs up
Posted 9th Mar 2012 at 18:04
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