Well i've decided that over the next few months, Golfy will be stripped of her interior and have all fastners and fittings replaced with shiny new ones so that the interior once again feels nice a solid and doesn't rattle. While I'm at it I will be soldering in all of my speakers properly and perhaps adding in a set of 6x9's to complete the lacking midrange offered by my infinitys. While every thing is out, I might even throw in the recaro interior from the GTI - just coz I can 
While I'm at making the car feel solid again, I need to get the suspension bushes replaced and the two front ones have de-bonded, so I'm told.
Would this cause the creaking/squeaking sound I hear when I'm going over speed bumps and braking to a stop from low speed? Or is it my shocks / dampers that are on their way out?
The ride hasn't changed, it's no more bouncy than before so I doubt it's my dampers. And I don't drive like a moron so there's no reason for the shocks to be on their way out either.
So while i've got the suspension off, should I bite the bullet and replace the whole lot with some nice Koni coilovers that Awesome GTI sell for £300 odd quid?
Decisions, decisions.
While I'm at making the car feel solid again, I need to get the suspension bushes replaced and the two front ones have de-bonded, so I'm told.
Would this cause the creaking/squeaking sound I hear when I'm going over speed bumps and braking to a stop from low speed? Or is it my shocks / dampers that are on their way out?
The ride hasn't changed, it's no more bouncy than before so I doubt it's my dampers. And I don't drive like a moron so there's no reason for the shocks to be on their way out either.
So while i've got the suspension off, should I bite the bullet and replace the whole lot with some nice Koni coilovers that Awesome GTI sell for £300 odd quid?
Decisions, decisions.
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