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Certainly did. Thought it was a good review. The old B8 really is an excellent all rounder

Nice review and glad to hear there are some alternatives. I'm still rocking the DRC but the day may come when it'll need replaced - will bear this in mind.

Hi Chris I think some folk have access to a car check thing that allows you to see options - I don't (one of my mates did and it showed the extras and their cost at the time) but maybe someone on here might or you can find one online. I think the sports pack includes DRC too as well as the sports di...

Yeah he was OK very apologetic - it was mainly the jacking points which they hadn't prepped properly and just fired on some dinitrol over, which had already started cracking (because the surface wasn't prepared). And one other wee bit. Took it all right back and did it properly. No extra charge of c...

PS4S' get my vote too over the old pzeros which were on the car when I got it.

Excellent idea! Not fitted one but just connected one of these to save using the crocodile clips on the noco - mine isn't getting driven much in this weather Ps also didn't realise that the nuts weren't keen on coming off- managed to buzz the positive one off but the negative wasn't for it! https://...

Never done it but doesn't seem tricky (OS headlight may need to come out or moving the expansion tank which is right up against it in the RS) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiR257B3R_c Just replaced my xenon bulbs on a mk5 gti and can recommend Osram night breakers (got them for £85 from GSF albeit...

Feel your pain - I've already had a puncture on one of my PS4S' and another on a PS4 on the Golf - seem like Michelin's attract screws. ATS Euromaster were the cheapest at the time for me but it was still around £250.

Reserving judgement for when I get the car back (picked it up last week and wasn't happy with a few things) - he's sorting them and should have it back Friday at the latest. Will let you know how it goes!

Same as Stuart - preserve protect in Johnstone

This will probably give you a better idea of what you're taking out and installing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkTY_V_wFYA The stock setup is a surprisingly heavy rectangular piece which seems to have no real purpose and the insert (which actually feels lighter) fill the voids in the stock moun...

Can get these for as little has 6 or 7 quid (like I did off Ebay) - or £100+ for the 034 motorsport one. Didn't expect much but I think it has made a difference - and made shifts low down (reverse, 1st, 2nd) a bit smoother and less jerky. Would highly recommend. Took about 5 minutes to fit (drove up...

Yeah booked in for the 1st Dec! Hopefully sort the arms the weekend before. Looking forward to getting it all done given we're in grit season now

Not got any knocking / noises on mine but my upper control bushes are split...and kind of expecting that sort of noise to emerge before i get them sorted. Hopefully get it diagnosed and sorted while its in.

You sorted out plugs for it yet? NGKs would be my go to!

If nobody has tried them, I'll definitely get some pictures and do a wee review (week commencing the 20th Nov). Also ensuring I have sufficient heat and an air hammer handy for the inevitable "fuckery" associated with the pinch bolts.