HarrisonsFoxR

My plan is to buy a written off car with a 1.8T lump to do the conversion with. So I would be better off buying a Polo GTI 9n3 instead of a Golf MK4 GTI because the polo has the same engine bay?

Fantastic build thread, just read the whole thing from start to finish and really enjoyed it - congratulations I would love to do the same with my fox but I just don't have the knowhow! Can't believe your looking to sell it though

Is it possible to fit the 1.8T engine from the MK4 Golf GTI into a Volkswagen Fox? Do they share the same chassis? Has anyone done it? If I was to buy a MK4 Golf to use as a donor car would it be possible? I see a VR6 Fox on YouTube but that was a specially made Spanish rally car Help is much appreciated

I am also experiencing this lol! I do have an aftermarket headunit but I don't think it is that... It is completely random.. its about two seconds long, It always confuses me and I don't know why it does it. It is definitely not the indicators / lights I think it has something to do with me switching the car off when its still rolling..?

Really like the sticker bombed look around the radio and gearstick. Think that looks wicked I have carbon fibre vinyl wrapped around mine Keep up the good work

Yeah they wrote it off because of that, the pictures you can see are pictures of the car in the salvage yard! crazy isn't it!

Its okay lol you don't have to follow me I just like following other people with foxes so I can see what they've done on theirs Cheers for the positive feedback, although I am going to have to disagree with you on the red callipers, I redone two of them last week and I think it really suits it these pictures do not do them justice Thank you very much

Do you mean like the ones I've got on my fox? I think these are the A6 ones

Hi, I have Prosport coilovers on my fox and I think they are pretty good, the car feels much tighter on the road. The suspension is a bit harder but you get used to it Nice photography by the way

Latest pictures, sorry its not clean I promise I will clean it when It stops raining! Follow me on instagram: xharrison_m

My next purchases will be these, I plan to have these all on the car before christmas: Tinted rear taillights - £85 Anddddd A slightly lipped edge spoiler - £87 Wind deflectors - £35 And a bung to dewiper the rear - £12 What are your opinions? what should I get first? What shouldn't I get? SIDENOTE: Hopefully i'll be going graphitti tunnel on Wednesday evening with one of my friends who does photography and Ill try and get some decent shots of the silver fox.

Fitted some Audi A6 style day time running lights, tinted the windows & Half painted the calipers in red (I still need to do it properly) Heres what it looked like, the lowering springs are on in the pictures of the wheels but not the shot with the DRLS Follow me on instagram: xharrison_m

After a while of riding around on my stilt like Volkswagen Fox suspension I decided that It either needed to be lowered or to put this Volkswagen fox RDX front bumper on it. I opted with the springs but heres what the bumper looks like: (I borrowed this picture from someone else this is not mine) Anyway, I decided to get it lowered instead of the bumper so I purchased a ProSport Volkswagen fox lowering kit and my neighbour put it on for me! (He is one of the best mechanics I know)

I then put a twin 3" exhaust on the back. - Just a side note, anyone who is thinking of doing this consider buying just the tip, even though mine sounds decent the old "fart can" noise does get on your nerves after a while. I also added a Red Volkswagen racing badge to make it my very own "Fox R" lol. This is what it looked like from behind at this stage (edited a number plate on with paint)

Then I bought a set of Volkswagen Golf GTI Montreal 16" alloys with 205 60 16 tyres! The car looked like a monster.. The wheels were WAY too big and rubbed against the car. So I took the tyres off the rim sanded them up and painted them 2 pack black? I then bought a set of 205 40 16 tyres to sort out the rubbing problem After putting the wheels back on the car it looked like this: