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cadmad wrote:Fitted under tray. Would advise anyone who hasn't fitted this to fit it makes a lot of difference to the drive noise.

mine arrived today, I take it not all the bolts and screws are used?

Not all are used from the fitting kit but you may need some penny washers for the screws.

dizzee stuff wrote:Not all are used from the fitting kit but you may need some penny washers for the screws.

It came with penny washers cheers

Funny that mine didn't I had to buy them extra.

aerobic247 wrote: mine arrived today, I take it not all the bolts and screws are used?

Yeah u don't need the big silver bolts nor all the screws. Does the dynamat make much difference I contemplated doing the same then thought I'd see how I got on with out it first.

northern8019 wrote:modding prep

mk2 touran mirrors and LED puddles

Northern8019 can you contact me some how, I'm in Cumbria and potentially scored a belter caddy but need some rear seat help :-)

cadmad wrote: Yeah u don't need the big silver bolts nor all the screws. Does the dynamat make much difference I contemplated doing the same then thought I'd see how I got on with out it first.

I did need 3 of the m6 (silver) bolts to fix the tray to the sub frame, what a difference that try makes cut the road noise in half

cadmad wrote:Fitted under tray. Would advise anyone who hasn't fitted this to fit it makes a lot of difference to the drive noise.

How easy is it to fit and does it come with all the bits?

How much is the under tray from vw would the sound deadening property's be the same from the rad under tray

ilz2729 wrote: How easy is it to fit and does it come with all the bits?

Very easy to fit. Comes with everything you need and some extras as obviously fits on a few different vehicles. I used 2 jacks but you could jack a side at a time.
3 bolts go at the back then think there was 4 screws up each side and 1 at the front.

Simply jack the van up push the small silver clips over the bumper where the screws go, you'll see where they go when u have a look. Fit the 3 bolts first I left them loose to start then fitted the front into the bumper, the fingers go over and under the bumper at the front, then put the screws through the washers and screw it up. 10 min job.

cadmad wrote: Very easy to fit. Comes with everything you need and some extras as obviously fits on a few different vehicles. I used 2 jacks but you could jack a side at a time.
3 bolts go at the back then think there was 4 screws up each side and 1 at the front.

Simply jack the van up push the small silver clips over the bumper where the screws go, you'll see where they go when u have a look. Fit the 3 bolts first I left them loose to start then fitted the front into the bumper, the fingers go over and under the bumper at the front, then put the screws through the washers and screw it up. 10 min job.

Thanks matey

cadmad wrote: Very easy to fit. Comes with everything you need and some extras as obviously fits on a few different vehicles. I used 2 jacks but you could jack a side at a time.
3 bolts go at the back then think there was 4 screws up each side and 1 at the front.

Simply jack the van up push the small silver clips over the bumper where the screws go, you'll see where they go when u have a look. Fit the 3 bolts first I left them loose to start then fitted the front into the bumper, the fingers go over and under the bumper at the front, then put the screws through the washers and screw it up. 10 min job.

I didn't bother jacking my caddy up, I just drove one side up on to the kerb

I can do my first post in this topic now
Fitted touran sport seats
Alloys/Chinese heater controls
Chrome indicator bulbs
Golf gti gear knob and gaitor
New head light switch
Aero style rest wiper blade
Ordered pressed plates
God can you tell I had a pile of parts ready to fit when I got my van

gatecrasher93 wrote:

Hows it going mate?
Doesn't look like I can PM you...you need more posts I think
Whereabouts are you

Fitted my darkside Devolpments exhaust and lowered it more,