Paradox1

Another alternative is Gulf Competition oil. Again id only use this if your doing track days

https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,91029.0.html this may help

it has been done although not easy. Will you be doing the work yourself or a garage? Id imagine the latter would cost a bomb

Millers nano drive is ester based so has additives in it which protects the engine and helps performance. for a daily drive though.... normal VW stuff is fine

user sainsburys fuel on previous modified cars. Filled up with super unleaded yesterday @1.22 Silly not to.

Direct Fuel inejection.

Its possible to do yourself depending how handy you are. some have used Mr muscle oven cleaner to clean the valves lol Then their are companies that do a inlet clean and test Injectors for a fixed price which is pretty good

if you mean the companies who come to your home/work and spray the foam stuff into you engine, it doesn't work for us. Walnut blasting seems most popular and effect choice

Thanks for the link I can see it catching on tbh. If you've ever been to london (perhaps the same in other cities) people buy those foldable bikes. this is a cool alternative

may be worth contacting the company. Ive tried Federal 595 RSR. very happy with them and they seem well recommended by others who enjoy trackdays. Read some reviews on them. Also Nankang AR1 are popular too

Pretty cool Wonder how much they retail at....

Saw this on bbc website, absolutely terrible. Heard a moment ago that someones been arrested

What type of driving do you do? If its normal road driving, Id just do the fronts. Then when the rears are lower, move the fronts to the rear and put the "new new" tyres on the front.