If there is one car that many people can name because it has literally changed the way that people look and think about cars, that car has to be the Volkswagen Golf. This is a series that has created so much impact when it was first launched, that even today the series is very much successful and there are millions of people that still have it. And because of the fact that the car is a little old, many people are considered to delve into Golf Tuning hoping that they would be able to make the old geezer younger with some state of the art modifications.

Because of its design and the way the engine was engineered, this car leaves a lot of options for those that want to make it more powerful, more reliable and overall, meaner. The eight and sixteen valve GTI engines that you could find on the market in the 1980s are the most preferred types of engines and many people that have a car with eight valves actually say that these types of engines actually improve over time. Yes, I know that it is hard to believe, but this is how wonderful these types of cars are.

If you want to delve into Golf Tuning, but you are a beginner, the best way to find out info on how and what to do about your car in order for it to look and perform better, is to visit the online community forums. There are a lot of people there that will be more than happy to help a beginner in making the car of his dreams look and perform like a real race car.

Most people will tell you that it is good for you to start out with the spoiler and then take a look at the exhaust pipes and of course, at the suspension. Depending on what you want to achieve for your car, lowering your suspension and adding a spoiler will overall improve the  Audi performance parts  of your car and you will see that especially in sharp corners.

If you want to take things further with one more step, then you will need to take a look at the injectors. Upgrade them, but at the same time, don't forget that the fuel pump also needs Golf Tuning some attention from your side. Always be sure that it will be able to accommodate the new need for fuel, so that the modifications you will perform will not be deemed useless.

Even though the Mk1 is a small car, you should not worry about the fact that you will overcrowd it with details. This car still looks good even if it has a dozen of modifications on the outside. Maybe it's the legacy it has behind that makes it look better, regardless of the way you look at it and change it.