New Evo Intercooler for Audi RS2 (S2)

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  • Jonas_R
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    Carsten:

    Any chance this will be done before the end of october?

    Would really like one before that

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  • Tommy200rs
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    Lupo´s new small picture seems to show 15 rows of active cooling bars and good looking external cooling on 16 rows with fin structure, that is tightly packed like in original IC.

    Original ABY/ADU tubefin structure has 15/16 active rows: http://images.google.fi/imgres?imgur...icial%26sa%3DN
    - see the extra attachment part to non ADU X-member

    => EVO IC has bigger front area and slightly deeper. Wagner is doing professional development work. Looks good and the comparison chart will tell the final word.
    Last edited by Tommy200rs; 29 August 2008, 07:03.

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  • s2bug
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    Come onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

    I am sure it will be great but kinda getting frustrated....

    Another 45 days ...

    May just have to go VAG

    **** 1

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  • Bram
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    Looking good Carsten!

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  • HPmuirt
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    Originally posted by Lupo911
    But thanks for sharing your Mind.
    I stand corrected (you actually said 45 days only 30 days ago )

    Anyway, I don't want to argue with you, I actually want to know when they will be in production (in black) so that we can order them

    FYI the current price in the UK of the RS2 item at the current exchange rate is €477.13 including UK purchase tax, so you are nearly €50 cheaper Any idea what the shipping costs to the UK might be?

    Also, as Paul suggested, there will probably be more people going from stock S2 to this rather than upgrading from RS2 to this, so many more people would be interested in the improvement over S2 figures.

    Does anyone with an S2 live near Wagner that can lend them a stock S2 unit for testing?

    Cheers n

    Si

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  • Jamo
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    Originally posted by CliveH
    Guys - look here...



    and
    Originally posted by Lupo911
    Retail will be 420 Euro.
    and

    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...
    Nice one CliveH

    Such is the way with large threads the initial details get missed

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  • Lupo911
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    Originally posted by HPmuirt
    Umm, I seem to remember you said that 60 days ago not really...

    I suspect a lot of folks on here would rather have a realistic time and a genuine estimate on pricing, rather than keep saying '45 days' and 'cheaper than an RS2'....cheaper by how much (1p) and bought from where (VAG or VAGparts?)

    please read my other Posting and you will see the Price of 420 Euro.

    Cheers n fears

    Si
    But thanks for sharing your Mind.

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  • S2central.net
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    Carsten...

    Sorry to be a pain but I tell you - the easier it is to fit this onto the S2 x-member the better for you - more sales - I guarantee it !

    Please explain in more detail the mods required to S2 x-member, or better still create some kind of adapter bracket that uses the existing holes on the S2 x-member to attach the new intercooler without any cutting or other irreversible mods.

    Bolt-on mods have much wider appeal and will make this product more successful...

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  • Lupo911
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    Originally posted by S2central.net
    Carsten - this looks good...

    When do you hope to have some testing data - like that RS4 before/after graph - and it would be really cool if you can do that comparison with 3B, ABY, RS2 and your intercooler... Ideally with K24 turbo running across the same declared boost profile for me, but also valuable with RS2 turbo test for comparison as it will be flowing that much more air.

    Is it simple bolt on to existing x-member on S2 or RS2 ?

    Any view on price yet ?
    I am waiting for my Customer Car, to test it. I am doing only a Comparison with a RS2 Intercooler, because my Customer Car is an RS2.
    Yes, its a very Simple Bolt on solution on the RS2, on the S2 X-Member, you need to cut the OEM IC Bracket, and drill 2 Holes, thats it, also very Easy.

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  • CliveH
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    Guys - look here...

    Originally posted by Lupo911
    Retail will be 420 Euro.
    and

    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...

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  • HPmuirt
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    Originally posted by Lupo911
    from now, we are talking about 45-50 Days
    Umm, I seem to remember you said that 60 days ago

    I suspect a lot of folks on here would rather have a realistic time and a genuine estimate on pricing, rather than keep saying '45 days' and 'cheaper than an RS2'....cheaper by how much (1p) and bought from where (VAG or VAGparts?)

    Cheers n fears

    Si

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  • S2central.net
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    Carsten - this looks good...

    When do you hope to have some testing data - like that RS4 before/after graph - and it would be really cool if you can do that comparison with 3B, ABY, RS2 and your intercooler... Ideally with K24 turbo running across the same declared boost profile for me, but also valuable with RS2 turbo test for comparison as it will be flowing that much more air.

    Is it simple bolt on to existing x-member on S2 or RS2 ?

    Any view on price yet ?

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  • Lupo911
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    Originally posted by Jonas_R
    So what time frame are wee looking at, very keen on having one in black
    from now, we are talking about 45-50 Days

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  • Jonas_R
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    So what time frame are wee looking at, very keen on having one in black

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  • Lupo911
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    small Update...

    we finished the Pre- Production Sample.

    @Tommy, yes we will do the same test Procedure like on the RS4 IC`s.
    Attached Files

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