crashing 1 or 2 beautiful cars would be a bigger pain, woudn't it ? i had situations. in addition the golf tends to slowly turn, if the wheels are blocking.
the professionals call abs, aircon and everyting to expensive for such a cheap car. so i end up doing it my self or letting it be. it is a left hand drive. i have not seen a single right hand drive in real life, ever.
none of you have tried this mk3 abs thing ? after getting some info about where to get this abs unit and stuff, i can still let it be, right ? maybe someone more sophisticated than me could try it with his car or something, so it would not be a waste.
ok, i let it be, my.. ..at least for a while. i'm to lazy anyway. thank you :-) and now, lats take on the aircon, or i would not drive much in summer ;-)
for people who would not mind having 3d-printed spareparts in their cars, i have made a list of links to freely available 3d-models, which i deem useful.
those i've even made myself:
fronstspeakergrid screwcap (sticking by magnet) liner nut headlight adjustment ancor (wrong threading, the screw will tend to stick, but it did for me)
the source code comes with them, but since i know the matter, feel free to ask if you need some adaptions.
to feel safer, i would like to put anti lock breaking in, but i do not know where i can get the parts (and what to do exactly).
doing sone research, i know that the mk2 abs control unit is not powerful enough for significantly shortening the braking distance. therefore it should be mk3/seat toledo abs or even newer.
there are some wheel hubs and sensors on amazon, but i have not found e.g a control unit.
then i need to know, how to put everything in.
searching for abs does hit almost anything. which threads about it have there been before ?
following a german guide with nice pictures, i did this too. initially to replace a leaking heater matrix.
mainly, i used gaffa tape (as recommended above) and glued foarm with hot glue, where seals are necessary. in addition i have put some oil on metal and vaseline on plastic parts.
the german forum contains a lot of info in my language, but judeging from old meets, they are located rather north.
regarding communication i would try it here. it is so nice, that so many english people care so much about a foreign car and you do not force people trough google captcha and stuff.
my question was about wondering, if somebody knows about some likeminded people in my area. in case this does rather belong into your regional meets section, i have put up a thread , there. just trying to be orderly ;-)