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Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Feb Thu 25, 2010 10:57 am
by Mikewire
Man those wheels are nice, what brand are they?

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Feb Thu 25, 2010 8:19 pm
by Mrbubblehead
I plan on running the wheel all year around and just swapping tires for summer. I think that they are MB. Dont know too much about wheels. they were the least expensive pare that i liked.

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Feb Thu 25, 2010 8:43 pm
by MT-Getto
They look nice.

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Feb Fri 26, 2010 7:16 am
by BigSkyGLI
They look like BBS RXII Reps. Came on the MK4 Wolfsburg Edition. I like em!

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Feb Fri 26, 2010 10:16 am
by kompressorgolf
thats where they are familiar, good call

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Feb Sun 28, 2010 5:26 pm
by Mrbubblehead
Made a rear caliper tool, had to use quick grips to make it work. The thread of the bolt didn't keep up with how fast the piston retracted. But i spent $8 dollars on it compared to $45 for the real tool. Works really well.
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Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Apr Sun 04, 2010 8:50 am
by Mrbubblehead
The jetta is back on the ground. Used the old shocks for now, just so i can move it around. Made a tool to position the rear beam pivot. Leveled the beam with some bricks and floor jack then used a protractor, some string, a nut, and gravity to double check i had the angle right.
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Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Apr Sun 04, 2010 11:01 am
by Mikewire
Nice engineering!! :thumbsup:

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Apr Sun 04, 2010 11:33 am
by Darkside
The brake caliper kit from Harbor freight is often on sale, well worth the $20. Nice work.

Re: My MK2 Jetta daily driver project.

Posted: Jun Wed 09, 2010 6:23 pm
by Mrbubblehead
Got back and crackin on the body work. Did all the welding in the bay, filled some holes that i was not going to be using, removed the lips on the frame rails, cut out a rusty part under the battery replaced it, welded up the side trim and spoiler holes. Next grinding and smoothing it all out. Also picked up a ski sock for the back seat. :unibrow:
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