Stan 24v

Wouldnt mind one of these though :shock: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoe ... s_off.html

Nice minty loking car there mate. If you leave it as it is you can go camping in the wheels arches, and cook your breakfast on the exhaust tip, bit like a Camper Coupe :lol: Only kidding mate, enjoy it ;)

Lovely mate 8) wish I had a nice standard 41k miler sat in my garage for sunny days :( Need to get myself a new job :lol:

After finding out that an original sound proofing for a VR is around £85 Im thinking of going with something like dynamat instead. Or maybe even taking it all off and leaving it bare??? Is it a bit noisy?? So, who's got what under theirs?

Those cars are gorgeous :luvlove:

Cheers me dear. At £85 though, I may look into somethig else, Dynamat maybe ;)

Do it, fit it, see if its better. If it is, bargain, if not, put your old one back in and sell it on. Also, you could sell your current engine anyway, or keep for spares, or to play about with ;)

Anyone got the part numbers for: Bonnet Sound proofing Drivers door plastic triangle near the wing mirror Also, if anyone has an idea of price for the sound proofing, it'd be much appreciated ;)

Karl - Update please. Need more pics ;)

Yep 8) What you on about???? :roll: :lol:

Keep us updated mate, thought this car was dead :lol:

Its quicktime mate, its free to download it from apple if you dont have it.

You may also like this 8) http://media.corrado-club.ca/media/hiboost.mov

That is slightly funny, slightly boring and slightly frustrating :lol: You also need to remind him how old your car is, oh and Top Gear reckon its the best handling FWD car ever!! (may have changed in the last couple of years though). My cars quicker than both of you anyway Sorry couldnt resist :rofl:

Been tapping into my mind have you William? The f*cking liberty :lol: Honestly though, been thinking about doing it myself, after seeing the ones for sale on here 8) http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=55142

That sounds cheap to turbo a VR???

Had the prices back, see below: Hi Stan Please see following prices. Supply and fit Powerflex rear axle bushes £200 + vat Supply one rear wheel bearing - Customer supplied one £8 + vat Set of No. plates £12 + Vat Oil and filter £40 + vat (inc labour) MOT £40 = no VAT on MOTs. Fit Customer's alternator belt - Fit Customer's ABS sensor - Materials for brake pipes and fluid £42 + vat 4x hrs labour for the above work excluding rear axle bushes £140 + vat Total Cost of the above work = £482 + vat (£559.35)

Just out of interest, why dont you just buy a VR?

Alternatively you could have just looked here :lol:

Yes but that was on a valver, and he has a VR :roll:

Dude see below :lol:

You can also buy the originals from VW I believe.

Thats wrong!! All you need is an M8 size bolt to slacken the tensioner, and some small hands :lol: Have a look here mate, it should help: http://www.the-corrado.net/wiki/index.p ... ley_repair

Its got them on the front already, though the rears had them too, obviously not!! Need to get some prices now.

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