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KONI › Shock absorbers

pgapromex6969 23 Mar 2024, 19:02

Rating 5.0

Body bounce:

So first thing I ordered was a set of Koni sport shocks and struts. These were on sale for BF at $612 at Koni online store. When I drove the car home after it was unloaded I was glad I already had the shocks and struts as the steering was super light and twitchy, car did not know where it was going. After install the car was transformed, the Konis tightened up the steering and feel, car stays flat in the curves and feels more like a Porsche.

Pros: tightened steering, better feel

Cons: super light, twitchy steering

Vehicle: Volkswagen Beetle

OEM Volkswagen › Headlights

S1ack 23 Mar 2024, 15:09

Rating 5.0

Aim:

Never in my Mk7. But in the CPO Arteon, I got flashed at quite a bit. I adjusted them down.

Pros: easily fixed

Vehicle: Volkswagen

OEM Volkswagen › Headlights

AceMaxAceMax 22 Mar 2024, 22:13

Rating 5.0

Aim:

I activated the DLA and euro functions of my headlights on my 2023 Arteon SEL Premium with a few clicks on OBDEleven. Works fantastic!

Pros: works fantastic

Vehicle: Volkswagen

OEM Volkswagen › Brake pads

randomuser653 21 Mar 2024, 22:11

Rating 5.0

I did our Atlas rear brakes without a scan tool.

Vehicle: Volkswagen

POWER STOP › Brake pads

NowYuoSee123 21 Mar 2024, 22:01

Rating 4.5

Braking:

I just put [these](https://www.summitracing.com/parts/pwr-k7175) on my GTI and am very pleased with them, especially for the price

Pros: pleased with performance

Vehicle: Volkswagen Gol

Part number: PWR-K7175

OEM Volkswagen › Brake pads

Accomplished_Mud9004 21 Mar 2024, 19:57

Rating 5.0

Braking:

I have done the all the brakes on our 19 Atlas myself. Like previously stated fronts are straight forward and easy.

Pros: straight forward, easy

Vehicle: Volkswagen

OEM Volkswagen › Brake pads

randocruzer 21 Mar 2024, 18:47

Rating 5.0

Braking:

No, no scan tool is needed at all for the fronts. They are basically the same as any other brake job. I actually found them easier than my other vehicles

Pros: easier than other vehicles

Vehicle: Volkswagen

OEM Volkswagen › Windshield

gregk24 15 Jun 2022, 03:19

Rating 3.0

Chips/cracks:

Yes. My wife and I purposely drive far behind other vehicles to avoid rock chips AND STILL we have a few chips on the windshield at 7000 miles. Frustrating but that's just how it is now.

Pros: avoid rock chips

Cons: few chips on windshield

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

Mileage: 7000 km

EBC › Brake pads

AZCheng 22 Feb 2023, 18:20

Rating 2.0

Braking:

I had yellow stuff on my 7.5R, performed well on the street but it fall apart when I took the car on track. They seem not really coping with high heat senarios, bite significantly dropped towards the end of a 20 minutes session, and the pads is installed on AP Racing 8520 caliper with 380mm disc, never go back to EBC afterwards

Pros: performed well on street

Cons: fall apart on track

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

VALEO › Heater core

SdsScotty2 6 Feb 2023, 23:41

Rating 1.0

Cabin heat:
Sweet smell:
Fogged windows:

I replaced the heater core in my 1991 mk2 8-valve RV coded engine in May 2022. I replaced it with a new Valeo unit I got off FCP Euro and the install went just fine. Every year I do a mid-winter start-up since I live in Minnesota and after running it last night for about 20 minutes the heater core popped and dumped a ton of hot coolant in my driver and passenger footwells...

Pros: install went fine

Cons: heater core popped

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Mileage: 2500 km