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    02-13-2012 11:03 PM #71
    Anybody?

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    03-13-2012 07:10 PM #72
    its been a while, but here is a little vid my friend came up with. Oh and I have power slot slotted rotors and geenstuff brake pads in the trunk right now.


  3. 03-13-2012 09:38 PM #73
    how do you like the new coils?

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    03-13-2012 10:14 PM #74
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    how do you like the new coils?
    They are fantastic. They are the perfect median between stiff and soft IMO and with madmax's CA's, the car couldnt be any better in the handleing department.

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    04-03-2012 06:44 PM #75
    Time for an update.

    Since I last posted in this thread I have installed power slot slotteed front rotors and greenstuff pads front and rear. Great set up for the price.

    Also I deleted my muffler and put on techtonics tuning exhaust tips, I had them turned up a little. I really like the noise itand how it pops.

    I put 2.0fsi coilpacks and integrated engineering adaptors.

    Unfortunatly my diverter valve blew yesterday. So a forge 007 is in the mail as of right now.

    Thats pretty much it on with the pics





    I also got around to polishing the shaft so it would match all the polished parts of the gated shifter




    A quick question as well. I saw PLAYED's build thread and noticed that all of the lines ontop of the motor had been removed. I pmed him and he said he relocated them to underneath his battery. Does anyone have a DIY on how to do this?

    Pic for reference all of the stuff in the black circle


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    04-03-2012 09:49 PM #76
    Last edited by DaCabrioGuy; 04-03-2012 at 11:03 PM.

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    04-10-2012 04:39 PM #77
    Some new stuff

    Forge 007

    My friend and I polished my charge pipe.

    Any advice on how to make the charge pipe pop a little bit more? It just looks like bear metal right now.



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    04-10-2012 04:59 PM #78
    I would just get a silicone one in whatever color looks the best.
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    04-10-2012 05:05 PM #79
    No one makes a silicone replacement but forge does bake a polished one thoe

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    04-10-2012 05:06 PM #80
    Quote Originally Posted by PLAYED TT View Post
    I would just get a silicone one in whatever color looks the best.
    Whoops, I meant my charge pipe.

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    04-10-2012 05:36 PM #81
    Quote Originally Posted by Audiguy84 View Post
    No one makes a silicone replacement but forge does bake a polished one thoe
    Alright thanks, but is there anything else I can do polishing wise to my current one?

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    04-10-2012 06:05 PM #82
    Oh charge pipe. Gotcha. You could get it ceramic coated is some cool color. Other then that I would just let it be
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    04-10-2012 08:03 PM #83
    look into peters black TT build, his mani is baller clean.

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    04-10-2012 09:11 PM #84
    Quote Originally Posted by Audiguy84 View Post
    look into peters black TT build, his mani is baller clean.
    thanks yea his manifold looks insane.

    Quote Originally Posted by PLAYED TT View Post
    Oh charge pipe. Gotcha. You could get it ceramic coated is some cool color. Other then that I would just let it be
    Yea I think ill just let it be and polish it some more here and there. The next task is relocating all of those hoses ontop of the block.
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    07-25-2012 11:45 AM #85
    I havnt updated this thread in a while!

    I havnt been at my house for over a month, but when I get back alot of things are happening to the TT.

    Heres a little exhaust vid my friend shot a couple months back.

    Enjoy.

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    08-19-2012 04:40 PM #86
    New photos. Credit goes to A3 Guy

















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    08-19-2012 08:00 PM #87
    Its been a while looking good so what's next
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    08-20-2012 12:15 PM #88
    Quote Originally Posted by 01ttgt28 View Post
    Its been a while looking good so what's next
    Haha it has been a while. I don't know what's next really. Im definatly going lower front and rear. After that clean up the engine bay by relocating all of the vac lines. I also scored a nardi wheel which I will put on soon. Other than that nothing, but im sure ill think up something else to drain my wallet some more.

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    08-20-2012 02:31 PM #89
    wd40 and like 1000-2000 sandpaper
    its like wet sanding for polishing metal
    works good
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    08-20-2012 08:41 PM #90
    Im not sure I understand what you mean.

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    08-20-2012 08:45 PM #91
    The mk2 wheels look awesome, I always liked them and wondered how'd they'd look on our TT

    N249/vac delete: http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...-1-N249-delete
    (note: you do not need a resistor for the project, just keep the N249 plugged in and tucked away in the engine bay, same goes for the N112 evap valve, if you decide to ditch the SAI stuff as well)
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    08-20-2012 08:51 PM #92
    Quote Originally Posted by l88m22vette View Post
    The mk2 wheels look awesome, I always liked them and wondered how'd they'd look on our TT

    N249/vac delete: http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...-1-N249-delete
    (note: you do not need a resistor for the project, just keep the N249 plugged in and tucked away in the engine bay, same goes for the N112 evap valve, if you decide to ditch the SAI stuff as well)
    Thanks man! Ill check out that thread asap.

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    08-20-2012 09:40 PM #93
    Nice and clean
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    08-21-2012 05:49 PM #94
    Quote Originally Posted by DeckManDubs View Post
    Nice and clean
    Thanks man!

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    08-23-2012 01:39 AM #95
    Awesome work! I'm watchin!
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    Clean car, would be cleaner if you debadge the rear!
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    08-26-2012 09:12 PM #97
    Quote Originally Posted by idwurks View Post
    Awesome work! I'm watchin!
    Thanks!
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    Clean car, would be cleaner if you debadge the rear!
    I dont know. I am all for debadging, but for some reason I really like the badges on our tt's...for the meantime

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    08-26-2012 10:37 PM #98
    Quote Originally Posted by DaCabrioGuy View Post
    A quick question as well. I saw PLAYED's build thread and noticed that all of the lines ontop of the motor had been removed. I pmed him and he said he relocated them to underneath his battery. Does anyone have a DIY on how to do this?

    Pic for reference all of the stuff in the black circle

    If you still need to do this, take a look at my latest fotki folder. Sorry, but they are not all neatly together and you may need to page thru all four to see the changes I made.
    http://public.fotki.com/TTQ2K2/tt-engine/

    The spaghetti mess you refer to are all of the vacuum hoses connected to the N249. While I didn't hide mine, I did replace all of those rubber hoses with silicone hoses. I could have moved the N249 by just using longer hoses where necessary.

    I believe others have moved theirs, moved them to below the metal plate at the front of the engine (where the N75 is hiding), below the plastic plate at the oil dip stick. There is actually quite a bit of room there and it is easier to get to than say, below the battery, if you need to change things out at a later date.

    The key is: the N249 is the center of the spaghetti hub. So, you only need longer hoses to got back to the DV (if it is in the original spot). Of the two hoses that go from the N249 to between the opening in the intake manifold, one is already connected to the N75 (below that metal plate) and the other is connected to a nipple on the bottom left-side of the intake manifold. All of the others are very visible so easy to run longer hoses.



    You will need 3.5 or 4mm (I used 4mm as it is easier to find) for the two going thru the manifold. Use 6mm for the DV to N249 and 8mm for the others. The only one you will not replace with normal silicone, is the rubber y-connector that is on the right side of the N249 that has that little black valve attached to it.

    If you decide to do this and have any questions, PM me.

    cheers.
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    09-30-2012 03:23 PM #99
    ^Thanks for that post,

    I have run into a bit of a problem lately with my boost pressure.

    About a week ago I was driving on the hwy and noticed that my car was exceptionally slow. I looked at my boost gauge and sure enough it was only putting out 5 psi vs. the normal 18psi.

    I immeadiatly came to the conclusion that it was a boost leak, but I couldnt hear a leaking sound. Evrything was spooling up just find and then it just flatspots at 5psi.

    I just remembered that during the track day I did two weeks ago I got a cel. Someone at the track scanned it for me and gave me the code. I looked it up and it had to do with the maf. It didnt effect performance so he just cleared it

    I didnt have another cel until about 2 days ago when another one popped up which im guessing its for the maf.

    So my question is do you think my maf is causing the boost failure? I tried cleaning the maf, but that didnt do anything.

    Any ideas?

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    10-02-2012 03:34 PM #100
    Anybody? I just ordered a new maf. Hoping that will cure it.

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    10-06-2012 07:31 AM #101
    So on my way to work this morining I get on the on ramp to the hwy and what do you know, my car decided to give me my boost back after 3 weeks. Oddest car I have ever seen haha

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    11-29-2012 04:58 PM #102
    Some new photos with the front set down a little and the rear perches removed:


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    Looks great!
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    11-30-2012 12:33 PM #104
    Quote Originally Posted by Neb View Post
    Looks great!
    Thanks man! Im glad I finally got it closer to the ground. It needs to get cleaned though.

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    12-14-2012 09:47 PM #105
    I sniped this guy from across the street and parked next to him. I couldnt pass up this photo opp.

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