4th gen wagon mods

[Dans4thgenwagon]

Hey guys,
Was just wondering, I'm trying to put a few of the facelift mods on my 04 wagon and am not sure which ones will actually fit physically as well as wire up correctly.

For now I want to know if I can put the facelift brake lights in, the newer steering wheel with volume control.

Mine is the 2.0i model so just take that into consideration

Let me know what you guys think!

Regards, Dan

[bigBADbenny]

Most if not all of the interior.
Front end inc guards, liners, headlights, bar, reo, grille etc,
tailgate garnish, outside mirrors...
Yes to the tails as well, steering wheel swap will require horn pad, just swap your charge out.
Steering wheel swc's and cruise stalk, really depends on what your car has in terms of options and standard or aftermarket HU.

[Dans4thgenwagon]

Awesome! That's really good news!

Are you sure about the headlights?? They look like a different shape, but that sounds about right

Also is the steering wheel a hard DIY job? Total hours etc. dads a mechanic so a bit of hep there.

Thanks!

[bigBADbenny]

You gotta do the whole front end for the headlights, technically post Fl lca's and front & rear hid levellers.
Steering wheel is easy if you follow the correct procedure for preserving your clock spring, steering wheel alignment, airbag connector and your nose. Some don't, and need to replace various parts...

[bigBADbenny]

But really, concentrate on saving up for a 6mt Gt spec b or tbsti imho.

[jslayz]

But really, concentrate on saving up for a 6mt Gt spec b or tbsti imho.

Thumbs up Benny. Get correct car first. Then mods more worthwhile.

[HardwareBoB]

Especially on a 2.0i