In an effort to constantly keep moving forward and developing new products for the most current generations we have recently acquired a 2012 Jetta TDI as a test mule. This toffee colored oil burner is going to see quite a few upgrades over the coming months so that we can gain as much experience as possible with one of VW’s highest selling platforms. First and foremost we will be developing an affordable coilover kit in conjuction with JOM.de that will be available in the near future. This will be very similar to the already available MK6 GTI kits, geared for street comfort and cosmetics with the reliability JOM is known for. Once we have the coilovers dialed in we will be removing them to install an air ride set up in the cavernous trunk. The install will showcase our ability to complete a clean and creative set up with visual interest.
Further enhancing the looks of this TDI we will be adding genuine OEM GLI body parts including: front and rear bumpers, grilles, foglights, lower door blades, and trunk spoiler. Additionally we have plans to offer a production version of the Jetta GLI badgeless grille- another development for the future.
In the performance department we look forward to installing the latest APR software which they have been diligently working on over the last few months. While it is not quite finished we understand it is very close to release. We will shortly be loading a beta file and plan to have performance and dyno figures to outline this diesel’s progress. Further engine modifications will include a custom exhaust as well as a Carbonio cold air intake.
Lastly but not least we have some big plans for the rollers on this project but those details will remain under wraps and included in future updates. In the meantime here are a few shots of how we received the car and some of the work that has been completed so far. Enjoy
We do not have any sound clips.. it sounds insane though and not like what you would think. Maybe we can work on that before we let it go as we plan to put it up for sale very soon :thumbup:
1) Just confirming, to swap the front bumper, I would need to buy the bumper, lower grille, both fog lights, moldings around fog lights and upper grille ( optional to match the comb design of lower)?
1a) I have the Premium with Nav that came with fog lights, the new lights should be plug and play with the factory wiring?
1b) Only modification would be to cut foam pad to fit new bumper?
2) On the JOM coilovers, would they fit at .75" if I want to use my factory 17" wheels and tires? I want a slight drop but not too exaggerated without modifying the suspension.
why no one Answer the phone on business hours? is that a 1 man shop or is everyone just backed up with work and don't have time to pick up the phone? or maybe I just don't know yet that it's more of an online orders only
not trying to give you guys attitude .... just trying to understand what is going on...
There was a very large winter storm that came through just recently. We closed early on Wednesday and were closed all of yesterday. We apologize for the slight inconvenience. :thumbup:
I have a jetta se 2012 and what to convert it to a GLI I was wondering where you got the parts from? and how around how much did this project cost, thank you very much for your time.
I have a jetta se 2012 and what to convert it to a GLI I was wondering where you got the parts from? and how around how much did this project cost, thank you very much for your time.
How do the coils (for cars with torsion beam) ride? I wanted to install DG springs because of the moderate drop and 'better than stock' ride, but I can't since I don't have IRS.
I'm wondering if these coils (at lowest drop) would ride the same or better than stock suspension..
They ride pretty good for the money spent. I've had them on for about three and a half months on a 60 mile commute, and with the exception of a few hard bumps on the highway, they are smooth.
Not sure how I managed to miss this entire build, but it looks awesome. Very nice work, gents :thumbup: Glad to see it's finally going to a new home as well.
What are you looking to fit? The coilover suspension should fit, yes.
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