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hsustyle

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Post #1
Welcome to my new progress blog ya'll.
This is an attempt at keeping things a bit more sensible and practical for once compared to my old cars.

Starts like this..
Sold my 16v Skip Brown S1 to a member on the Rallye Register, top bloke and i'm sure he'll treat it well.
Quick pics for this who don't know it.



I then went on the hunt for a low owner, low mileage fairly standard Gti.
Plenty of timewasters and jokers out there but eventually found this one.

I've had it for two weeks or so now, drives well I guess and has all the refinements I was looking for with a cheap warm hatch.


IT'S NOT A F#!? ING QUICKSILVER.

So, moving on.
It's silver 2000
92k miles
12 months Mot & 6 months tax.
Immaculate interior and pretty clean paint
3 previous owners
Fair bit of service history
Standard apart from 2" full Pugsport

Plans are minimal really (he says).

-Sort Abs Light
-Full service
-Cambelt (just for piece of mind)
-Find some inner wheel arches as it has none fitted.

The fun bits..
As we all know there is no point having a Pugsport without a decent exhaust manifold so that's next up, need my pop and bang fix!
A more subtle headunit
Clean up engine bay and get rid of the loud BMC DIA.

oh and fit the Compbrake quickshift that arrived yesterday and some uprated gear linkages too.

Pics, I only have three for now, it's currently filthy!




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Posted 27th Jan 2013 at 20:31
hsustyle

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Post #2



Fitted quickshift, feels a lot better.



I then discovered a really fast slow puncture. Wooo. I no big deal right? I have two spares. Both with silly low thread! So one went on to keep me on the road but ideally I need new tires on three...New wheel time I think!

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Posted 27th Jan 2013 at 20:33
hsustyle

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Post #3
Day off, time to sort a few little niggles and give it a wash.
Gave up on cleaning engine bay after 5mins and whipped off the throttle body, dirty dirty icv!

Runs nice anyway but hey, I was bored and cleaning it will give at least 10bhp so it had to be done.


I gave the Quicksilver, erm I mean Gti a wash and a quick and wax to keep salt and mud off.



Interior was pretty clean so I didn't got to town on that and just took a couple of snap, overall mint not a single mark anywhere.

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Posted 27th Jan 2013 at 20:34
eliotrw

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Post #4
Starts of sensible

Makes it mega un sensible

Sells

Buy's another

Rinse/Repeat

O/J dude looks very nice indeed Smile
Always wanted a go in one to see how it differs to a '6!

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Posted 28th Jan 2013 at 20:17
roland rat

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Post #5
Cant say they have ever done anything for me but it looks a nice clean little motor,Enjoy Thumbs up
Posted 28th Jan 2013 at 22:55
armzsc6

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Post #6
In standard form they are slower and worse handling than a 6 but a lot cheaper to run and insure... But given a few mods they can handle well and go just as well.

Place your bets as to how long before its sold people lol

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Posted 28th Jan 2013 at 23:13
hsustyle

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Post #7
eliotrw wrote:
Starts of sensible

Makes it mega un sensible

Sells

Buy's another

Rinse/Repeat

O/J dude looks very nice indeed Smile
Always wanted a go in one to see how it differs to a '6!


HAD was just waiting for a comment like that Smile.
A few little things need to be changed, if anything just to make it safer!
Tires for one are shockingly bad budget tires. Understeer and oversteer all over the place!
It's getting a service on Friday and cambelt hopefully at the end of the month just for piece of mind.

Plans are to just tackle little things one at a time and stay on top it it make it a happy car instead of throwing money at it to make it quicker.
See, sensible..

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Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 13:39
eliotrw

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I was only joshing mate, Looks a good un!

What size are the tyres for these?
I guess decent tyres must be hard to find nowadays?

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Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 14:32
hsustyle

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Post #9
185.50.14 currently in but im looking for some 15 inch steels that I can fit some T1Rs to. They tend to be pretty cheap in 195.45.15. And steels will clear the bigger 266mm front brake set up that is will be upgrading to eventually. Again, just to make it a bit safer.

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Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 14:54
hsustyle

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Next to my old China 6

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Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 15:00
samslow

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Post #11
i always rated these. i used to sell these and 6 s back in the day when they were new. sold loads of them when i worked at Peugeot they were a right laugh to drive little gokarts especially on the back lanes where i used to use for test drives

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Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 15:04
silky

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Post #12
I do love a 106 GTI. Had a Cherry one myself years back, handled great (uprated Gaz stuff).
Looks nice though I was always wary of getting a silver one because they do look like a Quiky
Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 15:21
swiftyboi006

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Post #13
Get quicksilver badges and u can be just like eddy_gti6 with the stealth look then break it a couple months later......... Laugh my ass off

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cherry p1.....SOLD (regreting this)
blaze p2.....why did i buy this SOLD
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Posted 29th Jan 2013 at 22:46
hsustyle

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Happy Gti

Also have a 4-2-1 manifold, GrpN gear linkgaes and new exhaust hangers to fit on fri.
Cam covers will come off for a polish and reseal. This will no doubt kick start an obsession with tidying up the engine bay bit dirty compared to my old cars..





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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 14:33
fletch

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armzs16 wrote:
In standard form they are slower and worse handling than a 6 but a lot cheaper to run and insure... But given a few mods they can handle well and go just as well.


Nonsense! I've owned both and you could chuck the 106 into a corner like you wouldn't believe. They're almost identical performance wise up to 120, then the 6's brawn makes itself known. 106 GTis were beating me down the strip at Santa Pod too.
Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 14:41
hsustyle

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New headunit just fitted, bit more subtle that the chavtastic DVD jobbie.

Set 106 Gti floor mats on the way too.

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 14:45
eliotrw

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fletch wrote:
armzs16 wrote:
In standard form they are slower and worse handling than a 6 but a lot cheaper to run and insure... But given a few mods they can handle well and go just as well.


Nonsense! I've owned both and you could chuck the 106 into a corner like you wouldn't believe. They're almost identical performance wise up to 120, then the 6's brawn makes itself known. 106 GTis were beating me down the strip at Santa Pod too.

Dunno about 120 :/

I've had not issues slaughtering many a 106 gti6/saxo vts after 70?
3rd seems to finish them off in my experience as thats when the gearing starts to come into play

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 16:57
smegal

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eliotrw wrote:
fletch wrote:
armzs16 wrote:
In standard form they are slower and worse handling than a 6 but a lot cheaper to run and insure... But given a few mods they can handle well and go just as well.


Nonsense! I've owned both and you could chuck the 106 into a corner like you wouldn't believe. They're almost identical performance wise up to 120, then the 6's brawn makes itself known. 106 GTis were beating me down the strip at Santa Pod too.

Dunno about 120 :/

I've had not issues slaughtering many a 106 gti6/saxo vts after 70?
3rd seems to finish them off in my experience as thats when the gearing starts to come into play


I'd agree with the above.

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 17:05
hsustyle

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smegal wrote:
eliotrw wrote:
fletch wrote:
armzs16 wrote:
In standard form they are slower and worse handling than a 6 but a lot cheaper to run and insure... But given a few mods they can handle well and go just as well.


Nonsense! I've owned both and you could chuck the 106 into a corner like you wouldn't believe. They're almost identical performance wise up to 120, then the 6's brawn makes itself known. 106 GTis were beating me down the strip at Santa Pod too.

Dunno about 120 :/

I've had not issues slaughtering many a 106 gti6/saxo vts after 70?
3rd seems to finish them off in my experience as thats when the gearing starts to come into play


I'd agree with the above.


I'll race ya'll. 6= small dicks.

Never had a still start 'race' with anyone other than my brother who doesn't rev above 4k anyway. most cars are faster but it has plenty fun factor.

I'd be looking at a 1.4 Xsi gearbox if i wanted it to be noticeably quicker to 60+ but I quite like the long lazy gearing of the Gti box.

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 17:21
dcc

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I had a well sorted 106 gti for a year or so, I played with meirion's ZX with a 306 gti6 engine. He was worried up to about 100/105, then his torque helped him pull away from me. My 106 would happily sit at 135 Smile

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 17:22
swiftyboi006

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Elliotrw i cant agree more. Had a little race with a 106 gti on saturday, i was 2up in the car. Same spec zorst and induction and as soon as i hit about 40-45 in second he had to change so i was gone coupled with a roundabout then a long straight it was a wile till he cought up. Windows went down and he asked what i had under the bonnet. Me being sarcastic said "an engine" then drove off Hyper

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cherry p1.....SOLD (regreting this)
blaze p2.....why did i buy this SOLD
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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 17:26
eliotrw

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LMAO
Nice one.
Reminds me of this guy in a 1.4 mg in Newport.
It was yellow with green stickers and the look on his face was hilarious..
Not doubting the fun factor hsu as i say i would love a go in one.

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 18:23
swiftyboi006

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I was going to get one befor my black 6. Tbh i think there cracking little cars. Never really knew what speed they were like compared to the 6 till the other day

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cherry p1.....SOLD (regreting this)
blaze p2.....why did i buy this SOLD
Black p3 Love
Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 19:50
swiftyboi006

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Oh and off the line they move a good car length or 2 before u catch em

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cherry p1.....SOLD (regreting this)
blaze p2.....why did i buy this SOLD
Black p3 Love
Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 19:51
hsustyle

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+5bhp coz itz matte red..
Will help the engine to rev a bit more freely and give me some more high end power and a more raspy exhaust note. Before and after video coming soon.

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Posted 30th Jan 2013 at 20:12

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