^ Yes it is! I would have never left the Country without my car, so now she's here with me for good. 
I have to say it makes it a bit more difficult to find accessories like nice looking mats, but it's not that big of a hassle really.
And thanks, I have been doing a few things, nothing big if you compare it to more "ballsy" people here, but I like to think I have plenty of time.
Clone, the Brembo discs are among the best you can find together with, for example, Tar-Ox. I'm quite sure that they can beat the standard Audi TT discs any time. If you really want a bigger disc you could go for some Brembo kit or the other, including calipers and pads, with either slotted or drilled discs. Their online shop, to give you an idea.
I have to say it makes it a bit more difficult to find accessories like nice looking mats, but it's not that big of a hassle really.
And thanks, I have been doing a few things, nothing big if you compare it to more "ballsy" people here, but I like to think I have plenty of time.
Clone, the Brembo discs are among the best you can find together with, for example, Tar-Ox. I'm quite sure that they can beat the standard Audi TT discs any time. If you really want a bigger disc you could go for some Brembo kit or the other, including calipers and pads, with either slotted or drilled discs. Their online shop, to give you an idea.
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Thank you!
The M3 mirrors were a sudden idea, and I must say I haven't regretted it yet. I think they look rather particular, distinctive if you will.
Had I found them, I would have installed M3 folding mirrors, because that's the only thing I miss of the original FR mirrors, very practical when parking in narrow streets and old alleys.
The M3 mirrors were a sudden idea, and I must say I haven't regretted it yet. I think they look rather particular, distinctive if you will.
Had I found them, I would have installed M3 folding mirrors, because that's the only thing I miss of the original FR mirrors, very practical when parking in narrow streets and old alleys.
Thank you!
The M3 mirrors were a sudden idea, and I must say I haven't regretted it yet. I think they look rather particular, distinctive if you will.
Had I found them, I would have installed M3 folding mirrors, because that's the only thing I miss of the original FR mirrors, very practical when parking in narrow streets and old alleys.
that was my only problem when i had them on the mk3 always parked on a narrow street so always getting knocked and scratched and once found them on the floor
but i did like them 
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Ooops, forgot to post my picture and my graph!
Here they are:
Yes, my car was filthy.
I would also like to thank the very kind guy that pointed me in the direction of Gunwharf Quay, I had a great time there!
Unfortunately I don't know your name.
But thank you so much!
Here they are:
Yes, my car was filthy.
I would also like to thank the very kind guy that pointed me in the direction of Gunwharf Quay, I had a great time there!
Unfortunately I don't know your name.
But thank you so much!
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I did it on the car. I surrounded it with an old newspaper kept in place with regular white painting tape.
I bought three cans: a primer, a black and a lacquer.
I sprayed the primer and let it settle for ten minutes or so, then the black, let it settle, then the lacquer.
I think I paid the spray cans some £3 each at a car's accessories store on Camden High Street, they're the ones the sell specifically for the car exterior, but I'm sure any good quality acrylic paint will do.
Good luck!
I bought three cans: a primer, a black and a lacquer.
I sprayed the primer and let it settle for ten minutes or so, then the black, let it settle, then the lacquer.
I think I paid the spray cans some £3 each at a car's accessories store on Camden High Street, they're the ones the sell specifically for the car exterior, but I'm sure any good quality acrylic paint will do.
Good luck!
I did it on the car. I surrounded it with an old newspaper kept in place with regular white painting tape.
I bought three cans: a primer, a black and a lacquer.
I sprayed the primer and let it settle for ten minutes or so, then the black, let it settle, then the lacquer.
I think I paid the spray cans some £3 each at a car's accessories store on Camden High Street, they're the ones the sell specifically for the car exterior, but I'm sure any good quality acrylic paint will do.
Good luck!
Thinking of doing this in my two weeks off for Easter! Cheers.
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