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If it was £70 i'd be happy :) ,When i get the cambelt done you mentioned the tenisoners should tht be dun also?
 
yer but i wud choose to have them rather than sum standard s**t lol

Been looking on that webby and there some sick cars on there.. its a wonder where they get there parts 'cos when i search google i cant find jack:(
 
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surclation where did you get your rear spoiler it looks really good
 
If you go on my site there should be prices and a link on the "company name" that you can get it from. I mainly list the cheapest that I could find.

My spoiler looks good IMO but due to the downforce it reduces top end speed by about 10% which is debatable but I can not hit 3 figures on track along a straight.
 
Ok cool.. being my first car im not sure i will hit 3 digits in a while.. .give it a week:D
 
I got a question.. If for any reason i wanted to buy engine parts for my ibiza or an induction kit etc.. providing the engine codes are the same ( myn being APQ) could i use vw polo engine parts also being APQ or would this not work????

Also how would i go about making the engine bay look a bit nicer eg cleaning it. what stuff i need
 
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on an unrelated subject even a 1.9d with 60 raging, ageing stallions can hit 110mph, just needs the wind to be blowing in the right direction :clap:
 

Main block parts and 90% of the ancilliaries are the same as a Polo MK4 with the same engine so you'll be fine there. Gear linkage is different on a Polo as are parts of the suspension and braking system.

You should be ok with an equivalent Polo induction kit, but be very careful when choosing as most will just suck up more hot air (lowering performance) while making a lot of noise. A good idea would be to fashion a cold air feed coming up from the lower grille as there's a nice amount of room for this as the Ibiza has a bigger engine bay than the Polo.

As for the springs Eibach are a decent brand from friends experience, but its best to go for coilovers if you can as standard shocks (especially those that have done a few miles) might not take to the new ride height too well.
 
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cool thanks.. can you tell me more about this cold air feed you have in mind?
 
rich you think you could hook me up with a webby for a coilover kit.. i been looking around prices at over £800 , im just not sure what im getting into
 
go on the clubpolo forum and give jackson tuning a pm.
he should be able to sort you a uprated suspension kit for 125 notes or a coilover kit for arond 200 notes