MK1 TT 225 Nogaro Blue

MK1 TT 225 Nogaro Blue

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xjay1337

15,966 posts

118 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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Nice car.
Seats will be nice. Although again no adjustment in support. I find mine very comfortable for 450 miles in one day.

6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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xjay1337 said:
Nice car.
Seats will be nice. Although again no adjustment in support. I find mine very comfortable for 450 miles in one day.
Thanks, I slouch and I find the poles prevent that. Not so great for short trips about though!

Jimmy Recard

17,540 posts

179 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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Really nice car. I wouldn't expect those Compomotives to suit it, but they really look great.

I never thought I'd be so enthusiastic about a TT!

6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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Jimmy Recard said:
Really nice car. I wouldn't expect those Compomotives to suit it, but they really look great.

I never thought I'd be so enthusiastic about a TT!
Thanks, I'm suprising myself to be honest with this car, I remember the 18 year old me chasing the first TTs down with disgust in my Citroen of the time

wjb

5,100 posts

131 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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Love the seats, are you going to delete the rears or leave them in situ? As I assume you can't get anyone in the back anymore if they have no tilt/slide?

I'm still loving my Mk1 TT, not done any mods yet though smile

6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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wjb said:
Love the seats, are you going to delete the rears or leave them in situ? As I assume you can't get anyone in the back anymore if they have no tilt/slide?

I'm still loving my Mk1 TT, not done any mods yet though smile
They are on runners and slide forward
The rear seats are still as useless as they are with standard seats. I'm not going to delete them tho as all the diy jobs look awful and the kit seems to go for 1k plus when available. No thanks!

qwertina

113 posts

198 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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Excellent looking TT.

The wheels and seats look excellent. Far more sporting Coupe like it should be!

Usget

5,426 posts

211 months

Friday 6th January 2017
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Seats look great - they're one of the main reasons I've always wanted a TTQS

wjb

5,100 posts

131 months

Saturday 7th January 2017
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6cylGolf said:
They are on runners and slide forward
The rear seats are still as useless as they are with standard seats. I'm not going to delete them tho as all the diy jobs look awful and the kit seems to go for 1k plus when available. No thanks!
Wise choice thumbup

6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Friday 20th January 2017
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Well it's been dry ish and I've had an hour free.
So thought I'd set about removing the 16kg counterweight / harmonic damper / whateveritisidontwantit, part of audis after thought after the original tt's were thought to be to lively.

Will give me a good chance to clean behind there too

Everything was free and easy, for a 16 year old car I was quite pleased





Nice narrow plastic sleeves wheel sockets were a xmas present










Bumper off, bit dirty





Bumper support off showing the 16kg weight








Everything off ready for a clean, probably will be tomorrow now as ran out of time










Edited by 6cylGolf on Friday 20th January 18:27

6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Saturday 21st January 2017
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Cleaned and re assembled (without the 16kg chassis damper )



Dolf Stoppard

1,323 posts

122 months

Saturday 21st January 2017
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Lovely car. Will be interesting to see if you notice a difference without the weight.

Have you told your insurance firm about removing it? Given that the weight was installed by Audi as a safety measure I would have thought some firms might not be too happy.

Dolf Stoppard

1,323 posts

122 months

Saturday 21st January 2017
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Lovely car. Will be interesting to see if you notice a difference without the weight.

Have you told your insurance firm about removing it? Given that the weight was installed by Audi as a safety measure I would have thought some firms might not be too happy.

Ahbefive

11,657 posts

172 months

Saturday 21st January 2017
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rofl no he won't feel it and of course he won't have told insurers about it just like you probably don't tell your insurers if you lose a stone in weight or fit budget/part worn tyres to your car.

6cylGolf

Original Poster:

700 posts

190 months

Monday 6th March 2017
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ive sent it for for a full two day detail :



and just got a couple of pictures sent of the first cut




6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Wednesday 8th March 2017
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mattfuey

442 posts

138 months

Wednesday 8th March 2017
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I really, really like this.

Wheels, centre caps, paint colour, everything.

You've got me lusting after a TT now!!

Podie

46,630 posts

275 months

Wednesday 8th March 2017
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Looks great!

Dare I ask what a 2 day detail costs...?

6cylGolf

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700 posts

190 months

Wednesday 8th March 2017
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Podie said:
Looks great!

Dare I ask what a 2 day detail costs...?
ended up three days and £300.

sounds ridiculous i know but with the time, and the cost of the products used (that i couldnt buy for 300) and it starts to make sense

thats if you care about paint work lol

Podie

46,630 posts

275 months

Wednesday 8th March 2017
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6cylGolf said:
Podie said:
Looks great!

Dare I ask what a 2 day detail costs...?
ended up three days and £300.

sounds ridiculous i know but with the time, and the cost of the products used (that i couldnt buy for 300) and it starts to make sense

thats if you care about paint work lol
Bloody hell, that's cheaper than I expected!

Could you PM me who you used? (watch them be 500 miles away irked )