Owning a mk4 golf gti 25th anniversary 1.8T
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I'm the proud owner of a mk4 golf gti 25th anniversary 1.8T in tornado red in excellent rust free condition these cars are 23 years old now love this car been slowly changing bits on the car like a bit of oem + engine was rebuilt by the previous owner to stage 3+quaife lsd wossner pistons pec rods fully forged engine apr forge intercooler miltek exhaust helix race clutch car is polybushed dyno matted interior since my ownership I have replaced all the brakes 2 piece rotor discs front and back Porsche calipers ap coilovers 19 inch BBS LM wheels a Porsche 911 steering wheel interior has been fitted with leather le man recaro seats engine bay has been tieded up with black silicone hoses boost pipes in crackle black a ram honeycomb air filter this is my 3rd 25th anniversary this one is a keeper 





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daqinggregg said:
Generally I don’t like red cars, but this really pops, loads more pictures inside/outside/engine bay, needed.
Despite what the jurnos say, I think it’s one of the better looking Golf’s, yours looks very schmick.
Nice list of mods, enjoy sharing and
Thank you for your kind words yes the mk4 got slated had loads golfs but think the mk4 is a quality car very well built think I'm finished with the mods included some more picsDespite what the jurnos say, I think it’s one of the better looking Golf’s, yours looks very schmick.
Nice list of mods, enjoy sharing and

Let off some steam Bennett said:
My wife had a red one about 10 years ago, 30 k miles on it when she brought it from memory. She brought it from Volkswizard One of the best looking golfs built imho.
Your car looks ver nice
Was it a 25th anniversary? Sounds nice know Andrew from volkswizard I tend to agree the mk4 is a nice shape thank you for your kind words Your car looks ver nice
I love the look of your car. Perfect stance,wheels and the anniversary kit is just the best look. Although I like the R32 look aswell I would choose anniversary. I had a new Dutch import 3 door Highline ( gt tdi spec) in 1999. I kept it for 10 years and always regretted selling it but then 3 years ago I bought it back before it went to the scrappy.
I have a one lady owner 45'000 mile 1.4S which is going to be the donor shell as my old one now has rot to be proud of. I have been buying goodies such as anniversary side skirts,recaro interior to make a car that looks as good as yours but with the 110 tdi engine. I am always surprised at the lack of mk4's in readers cars apart from the M W Stewart one! These photos have made my day!
I have a one lady owner 45'000 mile 1.4S which is going to be the donor shell as my old one now has rot to be proud of. I have been buying goodies such as anniversary side skirts,recaro interior to make a car that looks as good as yours but with the 110 tdi engine. I am always surprised at the lack of mk4's in readers cars apart from the M W Stewart one! These photos have made my day!
Edited by stichill99 on Saturday 5th April 11:00
Personally I’d wouldn’t have the Porsche steering wheel, I think it detracts from what is a fantastic looking car, I’m sure if you don’t like the standard wheel there are plenty of great looking alternatives.
However, as they say “Not my monkey, not my circus”, it’s your car to do with as you please, extra images look great, it looks like a lovely example of what is IMO one of the best looking Golf’s.
However, as they say “Not my monkey, not my circus”, it’s your car to do with as you please, extra images look great, it looks like a lovely example of what is IMO one of the best looking Golf’s.
daqinggregg said:
Personally I’d wouldn’t have the Porsche steering wheel, I think it detracts from what is a fantastic looking car, I’m sure if you don’t like the standard wheel there are plenty of great looking alternatives.
However, as they say “Not my monkey, not my circus”, it’s your car to do with as you please, extra images look great, it looks like a lovely example of what is IMO one of the best looking Golf’s.
thank you for your kind words yes I'm kinda happy with the golf now yes there are some nice steering wheels out there but the Porsche I love had some very positive feedback so far but like you said not everyones choice However, as they say “Not my monkey, not my circus”, it’s your car to do with as you please, extra images look great, it looks like a lovely example of what is IMO one of the best looking Golf’s.
stichill99 said:
I love the look of your car. Perfect stance,wheels and the anniversary kit is just the best look. Although I like the R32 look aswell I would choose anniversary. I had a new Dutch import 3 door Highline ( gt tdi spec) in 1999. I kept it for 10 years and always regretted selling it but then 3 years ago I bought it back before it went to the scrappy.
I have a one lady owner 45'000 mile 1.4S which is going to be the donor shell as my old one now has rot to be proud of. I have been buying goodies such as anniversary side skirts,recaro interior to make a car that looks as good as yours but with the 110 tdi engine. I am always surprised at the lack of mk4's in readers cars apart from the M W Stewart one! These photos have made my day!
yes I totally agree about the side skirts and front and rear splitters on the anni love the the r32 great soundtrack from the engine sounds like you have a great project ahead of you thanks for your kind words about my golf I have a couple of things planned then that's it had a anni pd tdi in 2003 love the engine great I have a one lady owner 45'000 mile 1.4S which is going to be the donor shell as my old one now has rot to be proud of. I have been buying goodies such as anniversary side skirts,recaro interior to make a car that looks as good as yours but with the 110 tdi engine. I am always surprised at the lack of mk4's in readers cars apart from the M W Stewart one! These photos have made my day!
Edited by stichill99 on Saturday 5th April 11:00
That looks lovely, some great mods on it too.. I'd really like that steering wheel in my 911. 
I had a PD150 version a few years ago and really loved it, the only downside for me was the high driving position/seat not going low enough. Even as a standard car, it went really well and returned great MPG too.
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I had a PD150 version a few years ago and really loved it, the only downside for me was the high driving position/seat not going low enough. Even as a standard car, it went really well and returned great MPG too.
Untitled by Grant F, on FlickrRS Grant said:
That looks lovely, some great mods on it too.. I'd really like that steering wheel in my 911. 
I had a PD150 version a few years ago and really loved it, the only downside for me was the high driving position/seat not going low enough. Even as a standard car, it went really well and returned great MPG too.
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thank you for your kind words about my anni thanks for the pic of your pd anni I had a pd anni in 2003 reflex silver loved that car very torque engine the Porsche steering wheel I got from a friend who imports from Asia to your own spec
I had a PD150 version a few years ago and really loved it, the only downside for me was the high driving position/seat not going low enough. Even as a standard car, it went really well and returned great MPG too.
Untitled by Grant F, on FlickrTommie38 said:
I had a standard 1.8T GTI around 15 years ago.
I wouldn’t say they are a brilliant drivers car, but more a fun run around. When you look at them like that I think they make more sense. MK5 is the much better car but do think the MK4 looks better.
Yes of course the mk5 golf is a better handling car but not as nice looking as the mk4 I agree with you on that I have had a few golfs also a fan of the mk1 mk2 and mk7I wouldn’t say they are a brilliant drivers car, but more a fun run around. When you look at them like that I think they make more sense. MK5 is the much better car but do think the MK4 looks better.
Sportyoxford said:
I'm the proud owner of a mk4 golf gti 25th anniversary 1.8T in tornado red in excellent rust free condition these cars are 23 years old now love this car been slowly changing bits on the car like a bit of oem + engine was rebuilt by the previous owner to stage 3+quaife lsd wossner pistons pec rods fully forged engine apr forge intercooler miltek exhaust helix race clutch car is polybushed dyno matted interior since my ownership I have replaced all the brakes 2 piece rotor discs front and back Porsche calipers ap coilovers 19 inch BBS LM wheels a Porsche 911 steering wheel interior has been fitted with leather le man recaro seats engine bay has been tieded up with black silicone hoses boost pipes in crackle black a ram honeycomb air filter this is my 3rd 25th anniversary this one is a keeper 







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