UK Polo GTI 320BHP

**VWindahouse** · 08-02-2013, 12:48 PM

Originally Posted by Bflat

LOOSING MY SH*T OVER THIS BUILD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I LOVE YOU MAN, THIS IS EPIC!

I see a beautiful Bromance in the making

**Redliner** · 08-02-2013, 06:52 PM

Welcome to the forums.
The seats looks great. Always good to get ideas from cars that have been developed to the extent yours has.
How are you finding traction with that sort of power?
Do you have to feather the throttle in first and second?
Does it jump lanes if you power on too hard through curves?

**9n3 Turbo** · 09-02-2013, 07:02 AM

Originally Posted by Bflat

It's that good I forget how to spell.

That's good.

More support

**9n3 Turbo** · 09-02-2013, 07:08 AM

Originally Posted by team_v

Just realised you are from the UK so not likely to get our 38-46 degree summer temperatures.

No need to rub it in. All you had to say was British weather is crap. Would love o have your summer temps.

Originally Posted by sssstew

agreed, this car looks amazing... and love the interior!

Thanks stew.

Originally Posted by Redliner

Welcome to the forums.
The seats looks great. Always good to get ideas from cars that have been developed to the extent yours has.
How are you finding traction with that sort of power?
Do you have to feather the throttle in first and second?
Does it jump lanes if you power on too hard through curves?

Thanks for the kind words. That's what this game is all about. Helping each other create monsters.

Power wise 1st and 2nd you can't do WOT as ill just leave 11's on the Tarmac.
Once into 3rd it grips and the LSD does its business and you can feeling it transferring the power from wheel to wheel thus creating a snaking feeling but controllable if you hold the steering wheel.
Cornering is fine as long as your mindful of what gear you're in but the diff works its wonders here.

**Smead** · 09-02-2013, 08:21 AM

Sweet looking Polo. Love the seats

**9n3 Turbo** · 09-02-2013, 08:32 AM

Originally Posted by Smead

Sweet looking Polo. Love the seats

Thanks.

**9n3 Turbo** · 15-02-2013, 07:17 AM

Couple of small updates.
To aid with the smoother looking bay I have got an inline filler

When the block was built I used uprated rods and pistons with ARP hardware but the head was stock.
With this in mind and the fact the car is off the road having a load of work done it seem the perfect time to get a head with a Supertech valve train. The head has also been ported and polished although I'm not sure to what degree. Picking up the head mid march.