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Old 21st January 2009, 16:30   #1
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First Ever Skoda Octavia Coupe

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Performance Modifications:
Pete's Tuning Box
K&N Performance Air-filter
Miltek Exhaust System
Tarox Brade Pads
Vag Lowering springs

Visual Modification:
Complete body fabrication from saloon to coupe
Sunroof
Front bucket seats, rear seats removed
Interiors done black & silver
Complete body repaint in matt silver & pearl black
18" AMG alloy rims, with 225X40X18 front & 265X35X18 back

ICE:
Kenwood KDC-BT7539U Head Unit
Sony X-plod system with 4speaker, 2subwoofer and 2amplifiers



Still updating... cheers:

"Note: I'm from Delhi, so I think I dont have to mention the name of Modifier "
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:40   #2
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Beautiful. Absolute Rage. Keep her shining boy, you will have a thousand girls running behind you in no time!
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:41   #3
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Err not to be rude or something but why do you really need 265 profile tyres on the rear axle in a front wheel drive car that hardly generates 100 odd bhp?
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:42   #4
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Congratulations on the car Mehul .. Awesome looking .. and a great post to start with on the Forum.

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"Note: I'm from Delhi, so I think I dont have to mention the name of Modifier "
No you don't, but because of different reasons altogether

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/modifi...-thread-4.html




Once again, a great looking car, would have been a bigger fan had it been a 1.8TPi. Nonetheless, a big congrats.
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:42   #5
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Good one.
Interior Pictures please.
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:44   #6
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Somebody please show this to DC!
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:44   #7
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brilliant car there mehul,Congrats!!
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:47   #8
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Fantastic. The quality of workmanship is excellent. The car truly is a feast for the eyes. Congratulations.
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:47   #9
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Somebody please show this to DC!
For the love of God, please do let DC see this. He will be inspired and will attempt to do this in two-tone fluorescent green!
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:47   #10
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Err not to be rude or something but why do you really need 265 profile tyres on the rear axle in a front wheel drive car that hardly generates 100 odd bhp?
Add to that, it's a diesel.
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:48   #11
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Have seen this car in the pics before.
Looks damn amazing.

By the way some pics of the interior please.
Hope to see this at one of the t-bhp meets.

P.S. Arush, why is the front mirror not alligned with the door.
( have you stretched the door also)

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Old 21st January 2009, 16:52   #12
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Err not to be rude or something but why do you really need 265 profile tyres on the rear axle in a front wheel drive car that hardly generates 100 odd bhp?
To be true buddy just for the looks...
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:53   #13
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Don't like the way it looks from behind. Looks like somebody has rear ended it. Also the wheel arches could have been slightly smaller. They make the rest of the vehicle look small.

I think this is the first Arush job that I am not impressed by. The others have been absolute beauties.
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Old 21st January 2009, 16:55   #14
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I like the side profile of the car -- looks good. However the design of rear & front look just toooooo loud and somehow a bit out of place (my personal opinion). But yes, the quality of the work is spot on and looks 100% professional.

Enjoy the attention my friend mehul.

Cheers,
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Old 21st January 2009, 17:04   #15
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Design looks ok, but octavia looks smaller and out of proportion from side. Front and back have nice finish but design looks bold.
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