Exhaust trims ( part 000071910)

[burningoil]

Got those trims fitted yesterday to my 2010 golf 2.o tdi 140 Se.

Bit disappointed that the trim sit quite far back from the exhaust. There is a gap where the exhaust pipes finish and the trims start.

It almost looks like the trim are too long, but it is the right part number.

I just wanted discreet trims not something that attracts attention.

Any thoughts, Thanks

[Keithuk]

These have been talked about before if you search Skoda Yeti Exhaust Tips 5LO 071 910 on 2.0 GT TDi

Exhaust Trim

[burningoil]

for sale, got them from local VW dealer . Getting rid of the car (its going soon) so taken them off the car after only 2 days.
One sale here :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1407555477...84.m1555.l2649

Any reasonable offer considered: johnny_currie@yahoo.com

Johnny

[kamikaze06]

In an ideal world they would fit, however they are from a Yeti. I have done mine and noticed a small gap, but I dont think people look at the trims that closely. Except perhaps, othe VW owners wondering why your model has 'tips'.

I think what will make the Yeti parts more acceptable, is the correct VW ones would set you back £100, and all you have done is spent a measly £28. For that sort of saving, I would accept the small gap.

[burningoil]

I will do a good deal with anyone that wants them, offers? Mine are the proper VW ones, not the Yeti ones (maybe they are the one and same ?)