Dest's S2 Avant
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i never really wanted to sell it, it will stay up for sale but i wont hold back on trying to improve it!!
there prob is away round keeping the cover on but i personally dont want to waste time and money doing it, but if you do then a lot of people on here would thank you for it!!1995 B4 Audi 80 S2 avant 267bhp and 326lbft *sold*
2001 P38 Range Rover DHSE 159bhp and 255lbft
1985 Type85 Audi 90 quattro 135bhp 140lbftComment
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go high output got them on mine
and hidden aswell
thanks to corey
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1. SHORT SHIFT KIT
2. PORSCHE CAYENNE CALIPERS
3. H & R SPRINGS
4. BILSTEIN SHOXS
5. NEW BUSHES AND HP2 STRUTS
6. UPRATED HIGH OUTPUT COIL PACK
7. ,3" turbo back s/s/ exhaust
8. fmic fittedComment
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1995 B4 Audi 80 S2 avant 267bhp and 326lbft *sold*
2001 P38 Range Rover DHSE 159bhp and 255lbft
1985 Type85 Audi 90 quattro 135bhp 140lbftComment
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Have you seen this http://www.apikol.com/index.php#Products,Engine,22Austin
1992 urs4 1991 200 20v avant 1990 90q 20vComment
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Where did you acquire that boost gauge fitment with the 4 rings embelm? Looks well smart
. I`m wanting to fit the same but was wanting to go with a VDO gauge if poss and remove the voltmeter from the lower gauge pod.
5potblair
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IIRC the holder was from a german ebay member, if you fit the boost guage down there it will be a bit of a pain to see tbh, some have done it before but most put it up in view.
@dest - cars coming along a treat, is it time for some homefries or wheels yet?
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The rear S2 badge is a front one, I just carefully drilled out the 2 pins that hold the black rear part to it, then cut down a thin numberplate sticky pad to attach it to the car.
The boost gauge holder is as Peter said, its from ebay.de they appear every so often.
It came in bare alloy, so I sprayed it with matt black paint
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@big lee m - i'll ask my mate what he's doing with his s2 badges as he has a couple just depends if he wants to get rid of one.
@ dest - new wheels next from the sound of things, then just need brakes to fill them and a homefries to make use of them
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