Man that would look tough all murdered out.
Just needs black wheels to top it off.
Don't know if i have seen pictures of yours.
I like the last picture too, really shows off the varying degrees of brightness the shadow chrome can have.
I drove throught he puddle to wash off the tyres and to get the reflection shot.
But it did give me a chance to wash the car, maybe tomorrow.
I will hit up the wheel thread mate.
Can't wait to see your addition if they are the ones i am thiniking of.
That's the plan...I've been looking at 19" wheels, and plan on powder-coating them black
Options:
VW Savannah 19x9 et33
Abt CR 19x8.5 et35
Vossen VVS 084 19x8.5
Vossen VVS 085
Vossen VVS 078
VMR V701 19x8.5
What's the best way to post pictures of my car in the forum?
Cheers
Last edited by krracing; 24-06-2010 at 10:29 AM.
20's would look sick, very sleak, but i didn't klike the cost of the tyres and i was struggling to find anything nice looking that was reasonably priced.
The 19's give me a 45 profile which is comfortable to drive on for me and is only slightly more feely than the stock 65 profile (i.e. you can feel road bumps a little more)
The Savannah's look great but show the brakes as they leave quite large gaps between the wheel spokes.
The CR's look awesome but i fear have the same issue.
I don't like the vossen range, it just looks a bit plain imho.
VMR's look great, the V709 or V70 is my prefference but they complement the car well.
Posting pictures is easy.
Take photo, copy to computer, upload to imagehosting website such as imageshack.us or imagehost.org, copy the url of the image (make sure it ends in .jpg) and then put it in your post between thetags
VW Driver Training day today!
Going to take the dodgy point-and-shoot to get some shots.
See you there Sharkie and hopefully Jimbo.
Just got back from the VW Advanced Driver Training course.
Hung out with Sharkie + Mrs Sharkie and James (from APR) and fanged some new VW's around.
Took the Mk6 GTI around the race track, it goes quite well but slips a bit and fealt a bit spongy compared to the APR'd Tiguan.
One of the GTI's had engine oil issues.
Had the Polo diesel on the wet motorkhana track, handled quite well and stoppped in time even after giving it a bootful.
Still lags and is noisy though.
Had the Tiguan 147 for the slalom, handled better than i expected.
Not a fan of the leather.
The 147 engine feels a bit dull mated to the slushbox auto compared to a manual APR'd Tiguan.
Sat behind the driver for the Mk6 R hotlap.
My driver didn't push it as far as the other driver did.
Still went quite quick and handled quite well but is it worth the extra 20k over what my Tiguan cost? I don't think so.
Not a fan of the rear lights, but other than that it looks pretty sweet.
Thanks Nis.
I am considering changing the rear lights back to stock to regain steering wheel control over the stereo.
At the moment it throws a bulb out code (due to the foglight not being in the passenger tailight) and allows volume control but no other selections.
Managed to get it down to 6.2L/100km on the way to the driver training day.
Oh I forgot to say that the colour combinations you've gone for are very good. In the sense they are mainly dark colours; the headlights and the wheels. The rear lights would be more suited for a much lighter colours; but that's my opinion. The wheels do look really good, maybe you should get an .:R badge on there somewhere.![]()
Team V sent you a pm re the training day, but see your posts here have covered what it was like, sounds like it was worthwhile, shame i was sick.
Great to see another TSI getting good fuel economy! 6.2 is great, assuming that is your av for the journey? @ what distance and general cruise speed?
Tiguan TSI Catalina blue, Manual
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