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Jimmy B's Polo CL Supercharged

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Engine:

1272cc, multipoint injected, supercharged; Pitstop Developments Full Blend Supercharger; SNS Stage 5 chip; Bosch 250cc "Green" Injectors; Pitstop Developments Toothed Belt System; G40 K&N Induction Kit; Boost return pipes removed; Powerflow Cat-back exhaust system with custom twin exit; 144BHP ATFW (114BHP ATW) 152lbs/ft torque (G60 Injectors/re-map fitted since the rolling road) Chrome Polo CL rocker cover; Chrome MK1 Polo oil cap; Chrome wing bolts; Chrome bonnet lifters; Pitstop Developments Silicone hoses; VW Golf GTI 8v ignition coil; Washer bottle repalced for Renault 5 item and moved to scuttle tray.

Suspension:

Gmax shortened and uprated dampers & -70mm uprated springs; G40 cup car style Polyurethane anti-roll bar block mounts; Powerflex uprated polyurethane swing arm bushes inner and outer; Steel Front & Rear Brace Bar painted gloss black; Powerflex universal Polyurethane bump stops.

Brakes:

VW Scirocco GT2 Calipers and Carriers (All refurbished & painted silver); Black Diamond fast road brake pads; Volksbits Cross Drilled, Grooved and Vented 139mm brake discs; Pitstop Developments Steel Braided Brake Hoses.

Wheels and Tyres:

13x7 ET20 Front and 13x8 ET0 Black/Polished ATS Classic Alloy Wheels; Yokohama A539 175/50 R13 Tyres; FK 10mm Hubcentric Wheel Spacers at the Front; Maltese Cross Valve Caps.

Exterior Styling:

All original trims retained for an oldskool look including; orange indicators all round; road legal UK spec metal pressed number plates; OEM Yellow fog lamps; Original grill retained with the edition of chrome detailing on the top and bottom slats; VW Polo Fox rear wheel arch spats & CL side mouldings removed; chrome detailing around all window seals; chrome detailing along the roof gutter, waist band/belly, boot lid accent, bumpers recesses, front bumper slats; Chrome VW badges retained; MK1 Golf chrome door handles which chrome inserts; Colour coded door mirrors w/polished door mirror stems; Smoothed satin black custom delocked boot plinth and boot spoiler; Rear ‘Polo_CL’ badge deleted; Polished and lacquered wiper arms w/chrome wiper blades; Polished telescopic aerial on wing.

Interior Styling:

Mountney 320mm steering wheel and boss adapter; '8' ball gear knob w/polished gear stick and leather gaiter with chrome surround; chrome tax disk holder; chrome/dark wood window winders, Auto Meter air/fuel ratio gauge with chrome holder; Trim Sport polished door pins and mirror adjusters; dark wood detailing on dashboard and door fittings, chrome detailing in the door card/rear quarter card recesses; complete G40 interior; brown painted heater dials; oldskool 'Supercharged by Hudson' metal badge on glove box; polished/lacquered door catches all round; Chrome VW Split screen campervan rear view mirror bolted to chopped, filed and hand polished VW Polo Base plate.

ICE and Security:

Toad Ai606 CAT1 alarm with remote central locking; Alpine CD Head Unit; standard mids in the dash with Kenwood 6x9 speakers mounted in the rear parcel shelf.

Comments:

Future plans include more polished parts especially under the bonnet, Half colour coded bumpers and a re-spray keeping the chrome detailing, Momo Team steering wheel, Supersprint Gruppe A backbox, Audi TT pedals, Tailored carpet set, Chrome door mirrors, smooth scuttle panel, false floor, black leather seats, 8" subs, boost gauge etc.

8-)

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How things change in such a short time! I remember seeing the CL back in 2004 when it wasn't supercharged. Looks very cool.

Karl.

  • 2 weeks later...

GhettooooO!

pimp

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Certainly has changed over the years!

Got a real nice stance on the classics.

i like the approach of your car mate, its not the typical, if you know what i mean, its your own, you've defo made your mark on it and i love it!! And its fast as fook now! Ace... I do like the classics too...

This car is great! just one question.. are those things in the roof rack just for show or do they actually get used? ;)

The cylindrical thing is a BBQ and it most certainly does get used. The rest of it is tat.

I have the best thing for my roof rack. EVER!

Just to piss on James thread a bit :lol:

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2003:

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2004:

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2005:

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2006:

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2007:

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2008:

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2009:

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Looks SOOOOOOO much better on the classics.

These are better photos of James' car:

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hey man, new to the site but your car and a few others have definately influenced me in to gettin a mk3 instead of my original choice of the mk4. i love the chrome touch. what have you used....is it the trim you can get on a roll? was it easy enough to apply? cheers reece

James actually has the midas touch, but with chrome instead of gold! :lol:

those exhausts look ace

this is definatly my favourite mk3 i cant get enough of it

One of the nicest Mk3's on the forum! Nice to meet up with you at the show - looks loads nicer in the flesh!

Here are a couple of show pics for your viewing pleasure!

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Thats excellent but...

THATS NOT MY HAND!

Jimmy your car is the TITS. PIMP DADDY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :unibrow:

  • 3 months later...

That...

... is the nicest MK3 in the world, and I love it.

Chrome rocks. Simply awsome :D

Dont think I could ever get bored of looking at pics of this.

What a beast. 10 out of 10!

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Wow thanks guys, I really appreciate the comments :D

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old skool porn !!

awesoome dude.

pimp to the max

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