When something on a Scirocco breaks or wears out it is an opportunity to Upgrade.
(Think Audi...)
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Thread: This is going to be funnnn
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04-26-2012 10:19 PM
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04-26-2012 10:26 PM
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Wouldn't be that hard to weld or just get a replacement in the yard.
Not that big of a deal. Have a beer, Chillax.
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04-27-2012 02:55 PM
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Looks like an AC delete and alt relocation.
Originally Posted by VWsEatRice
looks like you cut it.
plans?
I, uhh... well, ok. Originally Posted by seadoo2006
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04-27-2012 07:07 PM
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Indeed! Both a/c and p/s are coming out and the alt is moving down to the former a/c mounting point. Could have spent $100~ on a factory bracket but went the ghetto route and chopped of about 3lb of excess. Originally Posted by VWsEatRice
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04-28-2012 01:25 AM
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i've done similiar. just cut the excess metal (GINORMOUS A/C bracket). Used a Aftermarket early small block chevy alt. arm. Fit perfect
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