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We all know S2's are built like tanks - 1,420 and 1,525 kgs for 3B and ABY Coupe. What is the lowest anyone has got their cars down to (I know Martynf went mad with his bus :mischeif: ) Has anyone got down to 1,300 kgs or lower, and what did you lose to achieve this?
Never show a fool a half built house.
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.
Life is like a **** sandwich
The more bread you have, the less **** you eat
I am sure you can loose 300 kg if the car is fully striped out of its interior, fibber bonnet, plastic windows, that’s my plan of attack.
cheers
I ask the same to Hacke and he tell me that he loose 460 kgrs.......... not bad......... its the best way to improve the S2, radical, but it work, maybe with such a low weight we dont need to change our brake system........ saving 2000 euros......... jojojj.... not bad
Audi S2 94 6 speed ABY-ADU 330hp, Lancia delta EVO2 mint
Dr.Ferdinand
well i dont know if its the same on s2`s but my 90 has huge bars in the doors that must be at least 1000kg saved if ya take them out then theres all the wires ya dont need.
1990 100 2.2 10vqt 82k miles(now dead)
1990 90 2.3 20v 166k miles
1988 90 2.0 10v 181k miles
oh and a polo for work.
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