fuzzybunny4537

sooo...where did the winners get posted?

Best modified Corrado VR6 Best looking engine bay

Name: VW Corrado (1990) Date Added: 07 February 2014 - 02:37 PM Owner: fuzzybunny4537 Short Description: BBS Strosek 16x8 and 10" 3 PC SUPER RARE wheels. Polished everything under the hood. Stage 6 competitor clutch/PP -4 bar FPR-custom c2 software I'm using. Ryan Potter at c2 did a remote dyno tune using my data logs-Custom 5 lug setup still using all g60 suspension. That gave me am extra 10mm per corner so I could run slant lipsAlot has been done to this baby. View Vehicle

i was tracking that, the jack wagon who posted the add had that. it was a copy past job.lol but im leaning to the 95 golf

This is the 1995 jetta gli vr6 -159k miles and 5 speed trans. -need some transmission work -Body is ok shape, it does have some rust on the wheel wells and rocked panels- typical for a 16 year old car. Interior is MINT... Black leather seats, fronts are heated. As I said, engine runs strong and pulls hard, she has great potential to be a very fast car. Stock VR6 makes 172 HP- I have some minor work done and guessing she is just shy of 200 HP as it sits, but never Dyno'ed it. 2.8 Liter VR6 with cold air intake, A/C delete, catback Remus exhaust which sound incredible. I have only run 93 octa

The Jetta has 199600+ on it. The car is my daily driver. The good: *Leather seats *decent tires *sunroof *CD changer The bad: *the check engine light is coming on and off... wants 2000

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2001 jetta vr6 .... The Jetta has 199600+ on it. The car is my daily driver. The good: *Leather seats *decent tires *sunroof *CD changer The bad: *the check engine light is coming on and off... *ABS light is on but does not effect NYS inspection. i cant seem to get posting pictures to work.

one sec ill try another way...its working for me.

http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/2788283597.html

Greatings everyone! I need alittle help with the choice of which new vr6 looks to be the better deal. they both have little issues with them. Nothing i cant handle though. any feedback would be a great help. thanks http://elmira.craigslist.org/cto/2773279469.html or http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/2788283597.html Also if anyone knows of other vr6oc members in the area of Fort Drum,NY

i know there a few people out there like myself who are really just getting into it all and i know i work on a tight budget....until i come home after basic, but i like to get hand on and id like to maybe see a DIY on here. i dont know just a thought,|-)

It really depends on your style, if you want to spend alittle extra shop around get everything matching. Me on the other hand I happend to find an off brand sub that I like so I switched to mix and match. Alpine head with a 6.5 inch lcd touch screen dvd, rocrockford 2000 watt amp pushing my 18" RD audio sub. it all depends what you see and what you like.