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Any part number for the armrest? Its something Im planning on fitting asap on mine and fancy doing it right the first time.

I would rather a solid mount than some screws holding it in place!

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Any part number for the armrest? Its something Im planning on fitting asap on mine and fancy doing it right the first time.

I would rather a solid mount than some screws holding it in place!

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or this http://www.ebay.co.u...=item5649faa82d

I must point out if you do it, it still has screws holding it in place!

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Brilliant update. Keep this thread alive.

Thanks mate, I'll do my best!

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Any part number for the armrest? Its something Im planning on fitting asap on mine and fancy doing it right the first time.

I would rather a solid mount than some screws holding it in place!

I dont have a part number as I bought it from a member on here. It's an armrest from a mark ii fabia

You can get mark II parts simply by calling ip Skoda though, no reg or chassis no. needed.

I'd strongly recommend this over the golf 4 setup a few members do. I had this previous and it never felt solid.

as a side note however, there's nothing to suggest that the golf 4 armrest can't be mounted in the same way.

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Pastyboy badges have arrived. I went with smaller-than-the-usual retro design in green.

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Time will tell what I think of them, initial impressions are that I should've perhaps gone with OEM design...

Also fitted my breather finally, which completes the catch can setup, Have waited a while for this to be delivered. Keen to give the engine bay a clean now!

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Pastyboy badges have arrived. I went with smaller-than-the-usual retro design in green.

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Time will tell what I think of them, initial impressions are that I should've perhaps gone with OEM design...

Also fitted my breather finally, which completes the catch can setup, Have waited a while for this to be delivered. Keen to give the engine bay a clean now!

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What size pipe did you use for the catch can?

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22mm, you could get away with narrower though, maybe around 19mm?

The thing you have to look out for is that at the top end, 22mm fits nicely, but catch cans are usually a max of 15mm, so you normally have to add a reducer.

Ive fitted 18mm right angle connectors though (which dont come with the can) which can just about get away with using alongside 22mm piping.

If I was to do it again is go with 19mm piping.

Love your catch can set up Tim. Do you have a link to the hose and connectors etc?

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It's been a looong time since I've updated this. But in fairness I haven't really done anything with the car.

Done a few motorway miles this summer, and the front was looking a little chipped. So had the front bumper resprayed, and adjacent panels to blended. Had a couple of scratches on the rear bumper also, so had that done too.

I haven't really posted pics since the new wheels went on either, so here are some before it tipped it down.

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Will prep the car for winter in October, good clean and a service. It'll probably be up for sale next year also, as I need something bigger for work! If anyone has a Octavia vRS estate TDi or A4 S line TDi they want to swap let me know B)

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Your attention to detail is unreal, amazing build mate

  • 8 months later...

hows my old steering wheel doing fella? Car's come on a bit since then. Just had another done for the s2000 :)

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hows my old steering wheel doing fella? Car's come on a bit since then. Just had another done for the s2000 :)

 

 

That looks sweet!

 

Mine's good as the day you sold it to me :).

 

Will be selling it separately v.soon, as the car's going up for sale :(

onwards and upwards hopefully! whats next? love seeing the follow on car after a nice detailed build 

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A4 Avant or Octavia vRS pre-facelift. Diesel around '07.

 

Need a bigger car for my work! This one will be kept clean and tidy, no major mods (famous last words?)

we've all said that before  :D

I had naughty thoughts the other day after you told me this is going up for sale :p

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Car is now for sale! :(

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End of an era :( Car is now sold. I took some last minute pics of the car (hence why I was running late for the sale Ben ;) ) Will upload these soon.

 

In the mean time, I have a few items FOR SALE

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Under parcel shelf now also FOR SALE

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