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Yes but they are running out. Anyone else wants one get your order it soon. Thanks

Did anyone get their calendar yet?

The needle is off when i put it back on that's all.

If you have the round dials like I do, my gauge kits allows you to rig up a lighting element to the back of the face like this and use a red cellophane filter. All 3 rings now light up equally bright. Sorry my cam isn't great at taking night pics. [/img]

Here are a couple of samplers.

Khumos are good for the price. That's why people buy them, affordability. T1S are more expensive but I can gaurantee you they're better then Khumos. They don't last very long though. I switched to Toyo Proxes 4. Very sticky tires as well and supposedly they last longer.

I have shipped out the calendars guys. You're going to love them! We still have lots more so anyone else want one just order it from here http://www.corrado-club.ca/calendar.htm They turned out really nice!

T1S is leagues apart from the 712s.

DDI sells 3mm 12v RED LEDs. No resistors needed. It's too hard to put inline resistors in certain switches since there's no room. For the later 93-95 dashes, you need around 10 or 11 leds (all 3mm). I have done all the switches including the pesky sunroof switch and cigarette lighter surround too. http://www.dubdesignindustries.com/cata ... cts_id=163

I received payment from Tom and Dom. Thanks! This money will fund our club so please buy one and support the CCC!

Ok here you go, http://www.corrado-club.ca/calendar.htm Quantities are very small. We only printed 100 of these so if you would like one, don't hesitate or they may be gone before you know it. Cheers!

I didn't drop by since posting this and now it's on page 3. The calendars should be ready by the end of next week. I takes a lot of work. Atleast 1solid week. This is the first time I have done a print piece so it's a bit of a learning curve. Hope it turns out well. :? I will let you know when they're done of course.

Anyone here interested in the Corrado Club of Canada calendar? Coming out in a couple of weeks (hopefully) Price hasn't been determined but about $20 USD or so. Here's a pic.

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Sorry for the delay guys. It's been really hard to get enough aluminum to make enough. Usually we stock about 3-4 sets but on a bigger order like 12 sets the demand surpasses the supply. I have enough now and 10 sets have been done. 2 more sets will be done by the end of next week and they'll be shipped to dinkus. It will take 1 week to get to him and he'll have them shipped to you. Anh DDI

Hi, here is a quick update on the door sills. We're waiting for some aluminum trims to come in. They are sometimes difficult to acquire in large amounts. Once we have enough pieces, the sills can be made although ome sets have been made already. Thank your patience, and mr. dinkus for managing the group buy. Anh Dub Design Industries

Thanks RadoAds, the lights were sourced from Germany. Total parts costed about $1000 CDN. That's about the same if I were to buy eurolights with HID. But these work better. If you guys remember hearing about the huge black out we had over here which affected the whole eastern US and Canada for several days, it was something. The whole city was in complete darkness, something i've never seen before. So i took out the car and went for a drive and the lights just flooded the street. It was so amazing. Sorry for the rambling. I thought it's a cool story to share.

Thanks Dinkus for chiming in. The lights are indeed from an Audi A4. The beauty of using projectors as oppose to halogen like in the corrado is that it gives off very little heat. I can put my hand on the lens and barely feel the heat. I don't run highbeams because they're halogen and it would warp the plastic lens. But the xenon low beams are bright enough and give much more usable light then Corrado lights with HID. It's definitely one of the best mods I did in terms of being functional. You guys have euro lights but in north america they gave us basically 2 candles. The stock light is dangerously horrible. You can not even understand how bad they are. So i'm quite happy now driving at night.

Hey guys, I'm here to i guess confirm what dinkus has already told you (btw, thanks for posting it). I do have plans to make the gauges for you if the US versions that we're working on turn out the way it should. Maybe they'll be done in a month. We'll know exactly where we stand then. As for the needles. If you have the white needles you need to paint it flourescent red/orange and use a 10 or 12 inch UV tube over the top of the cluster. I placed it outside of the cluster wedged in between the small gap between the cluster and the black plastic cover that goes in front of it. Where they meet there is a gap and just enough for the UV light to shine through. The needles light up pretty nice. It's not as bright as that of a real lit needle but it's plenty bright enough that you can see them at night. That is the easiest solution. The UV is not bright enough to flood the cluster with purple light. It works great. I'll provide more updates on how the US ones are progress in a few weeks. Thanks

This is Bill Schimmel's 600HP car. 11.1 sec quarter mile. This is his site, http://www.schimmelperformance.com/

Dub Design will be making some floor mats in the near future. They will be nice sturdy carpet (thick and quality ie. Mercedes style) with a very unique style to them. You might want to wait and see before buying your mats. :D

The TT wheels fit but there is a little rubbing. Our site is currently down. Check later, the pics will work.

Hi mates, well I see a discussion being made on my headlights. They are a lot of work to do and you need to trim the rad cover to fit them far back enough. The back of the light almost touches the carbon cannister! I can't really mass produce these. You bet I would like to but it's nearly impossible to mass produce unless a big company who has the resource and money to do like FK or Inpro *wink* The lighting is simply amazing. I would say it's better then using HID on the stock headlights. These E-code Audi lights have a nice peripheral span so the beam is wide. While I was driving from Toronto to Chicago almost in total darkness, people said they can tell my lights from other cars with HID. The Corrado lights especially the US/Canadaian spec are very very poor and dangerous even. It took months to complete the lights since so much fabrication had to be done. Oh yes, my stock turns are now dummies as the signal light is in the headlight. Not sure if i'll do anything to the turns or leave them. Anyhow, it's a new trick to do if you have the drive. I updated the FAQ link with some new pictures. :wink:

Awesome Jamie, thanks mate!

Hi guys, I am trying to find some pdf files of the official Corrado brochures that was once on the old Corrado UK site (now gone). These were official brochures from VAG for various year Corrados. I hope someone has them still on their computer. If you do, please email them to mailto:[email protected] Thanks!