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Edited 11 September, 201213 yr by hutchysrs50

I like that, I love the seats as there not cream lol. Wonder how much it would cost to get a vrs sign stitched into them...... Also seat belts look good , are they seats actually heated??

Lots of WANT for those belts!

Looks nice - :wonder: - but it's not a standard Sport is it...

~ vRS wheels

~ vRS rear bumper

~ vRS exhaust

+ other non-standard bits...

The standard one looks a bit tame...

...are they seats actually heated??

Do you think someone might just put the switches in? :wonder:

Nice car . Where did u get the seat belts

Regards Whoosh

I like that, I love the seats as there not cream lol. Wonder how much it would cost to get a vrs sign stitched into them...... Also seat belts look good , are they seats actually heated??

No seats aren't heated, a working progress but might be more difficult than i thought getting them to work, quite reluctant to pull away at the seats also! I still need to wire them up, thats a job for next week.

Looks nice - :wonder: - but it's not a standard Sport is it...

~ vRS wheels

~ vRS rear bumper

~ vRS exhaust

+ other non-standard bits...

The standard one looks a bit tame...

Not sure if this is positive or criticism, but no it does have some vrs bits on.

Do you think someone might just put the switches in? :wonder:

Yep, just switches for now, work in progress for them.

Nice car . Where did u get the seat belts

Regards Whoosh

Seat belts are standard, part of the "sports pack" fitted to my car.

The seat belts are standard sport belts (after a certain year iirc).

Car looks nice, would maybe consider a GT (or whatever its name is) front bumper and swap the wheels for something else, i`m not much of a fan of the stock vrs wheel, it makes it look like its trying to be one a bit to me. But it does looks great, very nice car.

The seat belts are standard sport belts (after a certain year iirc).

Car looks nice, would maybe consider a GT (or whatever its name is) front bumper and swap the wheels for something else, i`m not much of a fan of the stock vrs wheel, it makes it look like its trying to be one a bit to me. But it does looks great, very nice car.

They come standard on the 1.2 sports made in 2005/06/07, but dont on the 1.4 sports made in the same years.

I do have a vrs bumper but quite like the original bumper with the fogs etc. As for the wheels.... the only other ones i would have are the audi rs4 style ones (http://www.ebay.co.u...=item415dc05d89)

Im not a huge fan of aftermarket wheels and like the oem look.

Im going to sell this soon as i can anyway, i 100% want a vrs or seat ibiza, only two cars im considering, must be black and must be.... Cat c/d Cant see any damaged fabias on ebay at the minute....

Edited 9 September, 201213 yr by hutchysrs50

smart car, nicely done mate

Not sure if this is positive or criticism, but no it does have some vrs bits on.

Both... As I said "Looks nice" - but I find it awkward taking one model and trying to make it look like another...

Not everyones going to like the car, i know that. But as i say i like the oem look, not a fan of aftermarket.

I know it isnt a vrs and not wanting it to be one or id have a vrs grill and badges! i just wanted a car that looks nice and imo, i love the look of my car!

Thanks for replies.

Can't beat our red seat belts ay ;-)!

paint it black and change the wheels to big scary 17" things that i found on ebay and thats mine :p

why buy a vrs when you can get a sport which has a nicer interior etc and put a 1.8T in it

Nice looking car, I do like those seats. I prefer those to the white vrs seats.

Edited 9 September, 201213 yr by George

Looks good mate, tidy motor.... I'll stick with my vRS but one positive is that the seats won't get as grubby looking like the standard vRS affairs

Edited 9 September, 201213 yr by VRSD30

vRS looks and cheap insurance, ideal!

Depends what the insurance is like after declaring all the mods though...

It looks good

There is a member on here who before he bought a vRS, had a 1.2 mk4 Ibiza. He made it look like a Cupra with a few extra bits too. It looked very smart. He didn't do anything to the engine, other than a bolt on air filter.

BTW, I've driven a 1.2 Fabia and I love the sound of the 3 cylinder engine.

Edited 10 September, 201213 yr by Jim H

Insurance is very good using all genuine skoda parts, another reason i kept skoda alloys insted of aftermarket.

Im also on garage business insurance for any car driven between business hours. i also get to put one car down for personal use which will be my vrs or seat ibiza fr when i find one for under 3 grand.

Edited 10 September, 201213 yr by hutchysrs50

Depends what the insurance is like after declaring all the mods though...

Also, the only real change is the bumper trim!

The sport comes standard with alloys, spoiler and exhaust trim, so could be why they dont cost much to declare.

Vrs is group 18 and sport is group 5

Different larger alloys, different exhaust trim, different ICE, etc. I've been quoted extra for OEM alloys a size larger than original fitment.

The only thing that hasnt cost extra was the wind deflectors.

Thanks.