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Currently I have Potenza Dampers with stock, rusty springs. I think it may be time for me to upgrade. I don't track the car, it's basically a DD and a show car. Currently, when I hit a bump or a dip in the road, my front tires hit the wheel wells. I'd like something that I can raise when needed...

I think I have stock springs.

That should be pretty good

Get some Brembo blank rotors and Porterfield R4S pads. Only get new calipers if you need them. If you want even better performance, get stainless steel brake lines.

HorsepowerFreaks doesn't sell them for the MK3 anymore, only the MK4.

How do you splice the 16 gauge wire into the green wire from the turn signals?

Yea, if that doesn't work, do what GrimJack said and replace the bulbs.

Piece of mind? lol. I think it would confuse other drivers if I did the rear.

I know some people don't like this mod. Why doesn't everyone do it if it's so easy? Why did you do the rear? It only makes sense to do the front.

Do you have a write-up on how to do it? Do you think it's worth it to do the rear ones also? That may be confusing, I've only seen cars that have it on the front side makers.

Alright, thanks. Do you think it's worth it to also do the rear ones? I was planning on just doing the front ones.

The fog fuse is under the steering column, where the pedals are. Take off the switch panel and you'll see all the fuses. Replace FOG, then tell us what happened.

I said why, lol

Why would you think they're loose?

lol, I have no clue. I bought the car April 16th of this year.

I made a video of my exhaust and my idle sounds a little rough. What do you guys think? Here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VsYkbt6XBk

They only work with the low-beams unless you did the foglight rewire. Try turning on the low beams and then try.

Is it harder than the foglight rewire?

Did any of you do the "Sidemarker Rewire"?

I guess they're OK. I think your rear sits slightly lower than mine. Do these have any type of adjustability? I wish I could stiffen them up a bit and lower the rear slightly. Here's a pic of my cars stance: