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GOLF MK7 GTI CLUBSPORT MODIFIED * FITTING H&R SPACERS *

Mat Armstrong@MatArmstrongbmx54.8K viewsMar 14, 20187:51
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Mid week upload ... Heres a walk through of my friends GOLF GTI MK7 EDITION 40 CLUBSPORT. Whilst fitting some H&R wheel spacers. Follow him: @jakedoolerbmx THUMBS UP & SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CAR VIDS! FRIDAY UPLOAD SCHEDULED AS USUAL!

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This video walks through the modification process on a friend's Golf GTI MK7 Edition 40 ClubSport, with a focus on fitting H&R wheel spacers. It starts with the plan to add 15 mm spacers at the rear and 12 mm at the front to address arch clearance and wheel fitment, followed by the procurement of spacers and longer wheel bolts. The hosts demonstrate the installation sequence, including greasing the spacer backs and hubs to prevent seizing and ensure smooth future removal. They show careful alignment checks as each spacer is fitted, noting how the increased offset visually aligns with the wheel line and tucks the wheel better within the arches. The video also shifts to a broader tour of Jake's car, listing current mods such as lowering springs, a forged carbon intake, silicone hoses, and interior upgrades, while signposting additional videos and a plan to add more performance and cosmetic tweaks. The conclusion invites viewer feedback on what mods to pursue next, offering a quick recap of the work completed and a teaser for future car content. The hosts maintain a casual, content-forward tone, emphasizing practical steps, measured results, and engagement with the audience through likes, comments, and subscriptions.

Topics · Autos & Vehicles · Car Modification · Vlogging

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What sizes were used for the front and rear spacers in Jake's Golf GTI ClubSport?
The video specifies 12 mm spacers at the front and 15 mm spacers at the rear.
Why are wheel spacer greases applied during installation?
Grease is applied to the back of the spacers and hubs to prevent seizing and make future removal easier.