New Evo Intercooler for Audi RS2 (S2)

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  • CliveH
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    Me too - didnt someone mention 30% less than the RS2 IC? But how much is that...??

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  • dest
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    Spray it
    Remember that all black intercoolers have been sprayed, its not like they make them from black metal is it

    Im itching to know what the price is going to be with the bracket

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  • Sonic
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    Originally posted by Jonas_R
    Is there any chance it can be bought in black instead of the "silver" look of the alu?

    It will look a bit more OEM.
    That would be cool - doesnt stick out a mile then either

    To answer my own question, http://www.wagner-tuning.de/produkte/ETs2LLK.php says the "reverse IM" is 500x220x90.

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  • Jonas_R
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    Is there any chance it can be bought in black instead of the "silver" look of the alu?

    It will look a bit more OEM.

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  • Sonic
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    This IC core size is 500x205x85mm (OEM 500x185x63mm), how does this compare to the IC designed for the reverse IM?

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  • CliveH
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    Originally posted by Lupo911
    the IC comes with a Stainless Steel Bracket, which Adapt the 3B/ABY X-Member with the ADU IC Mounting Points...

    And it will fit under the S2 Bumper... by the Way, the S2 Bumber got more clearence then the RS2 Bumper...
    Brilliant! so will it also fit under an RS2 bumper with an ABY x-member (with your bracket)?

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  • S2central.net
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    @Carsten - that is cool. This is a good approach... I have an RS2 IC ready to go on, but look to this one with interest as it has the potential for bigger benefit (cooler air), less cost and less hassle than RS2 item

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  • Rusty
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    Originally posted by Lupo911
    the IC comes with a Stainless Steel Bracket, which Adapt the 3B/ABY X-Member with the ADU IC Mounting Points...

    And it will fit under the S2 Bumper... by the Way, the S2 Bumber got more clearence then the RS2 Bumper...

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  • Lupo911
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    Originally posted by Jamo
    Yeh found that out , as the S2 bumper is flat and the RS2 curves there's less end tank space.

    you got it ...

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  • Jamo
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    Originally posted by Lupo911
    the IC comes with a Stainless Steel Bracket, which Adapt the 3B/ABY X-Member with the ADU IC Mounting Points...

    And it will fit under the S2 Bumper... by the Way, the S2 Bumber got more clearence then the RS2 Bumper...
    Yeh found that out , as the S2 bumper is flat and the RS2 curves there's less end tank space.

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  • Lupo911
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    the IC comes with a Stainless Steel Bracket, which Adapt the 3B/ABY X-Member with the ADU IC Mounting Points...

    And it will fit under the S2 Bumper... by the Way, the S2 Bumber got more clearence then the RS2 Bumper...

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  • dest
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    I would be very interested if it could be bought with an adaptor bracket to fit an ABY xmember.
    Would be awesome to have a bolt on solution that needs no cutting or welding

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  • Rusty
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    Suposedly without. Depends how the extra thickness is distributed I suppose.

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  • S2central.net
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    So if this bad boy is 30% deeper than RS2 IC - will it fit inside S2 or RS2 front bumper - with or without modifications ?

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  • Rusty
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    BUT it's billed as an upgrade for RS2 and has RS2 core length so it won't fit standard ABY XM without mods to teh bracket and as 3B is completely different XM it certainly won't fit 3B without mods either IMO. I'm sure we'll find out either way. It's a simple bit of welding TBH so will cost very little to get sorted.

    I've got an RS2 IC on a modified ABY XM and it's worth the effort so an IC with 30% deeper core is going to be even better!
    Last edited by Rusty; 30 June 2008, 09:36.

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