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  • Albert
    S2Forum Extremist
    • Aug 2003
    • 1500
    • Country: Poland

    #1

    Front and rear track rods

    Front Track Rods LHD and RHD cars.

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    Steering rod set for Audi (B2, B3, B4) Coupe, Quattro, 80/90/Coupe, S2/RS2, etc. 25 mm think tubing like in B Group times to provide strong and precision car handing in the corners under extreme loads.

    Rods can be adjusted to fit any suspension settings including longer Audi Sport wishbones.



    Fluro tie rod ends will withhold any stress while the car is on the track or bumpy gravel road. Locknuts on every end of the stick will enable precision alignment of the suspension.

    All non-OEM parts necessary for the installation are supplied in the kit.



    What’s Included:
    – One set (two pieces) of front track rods with inox finish
    – Four Fluro racing tie rod ends
    – Steel machined tie rod end adapters to fit to stock Zwrotnice
    – Self-locking nuts



    Features:
    – Works with stock OEM or Audi Sport wishbones
    – 25 mm thick steering rods powder painted in black
    – Inox screws for 22 wrench from each side
    – Locknuts for securing the Fluro joints
    – Galvanized tire rod end adapters for fitting bearing carriers


    Rear Track Rods Two versions. For cars with rear ARB and without one.

    Rear tie rod set for Audi Quattro (B2/B3/B4) made of 25 mm thick tube – same size as used in the B Group cars. Equipped with Fluro racing joints, spacers and locknuts. It enables very precise setting of rear geometry settings.



    It’s a must have for track or race use, as the OEM ones give up in extreme conditions changing your geometry setup, while the car is in the corner.

    All non-OEM parts necessary for the installation are supplied in the kit.



    What’s included:
    – One set (two pieces) of rear black tire rods for rear with inox finish
    – Four Fluro racing tie rod ends (left and right threads)
    – Steel machined tie rod end adapters to fit stock bearing carriers
    – Self-locking nuts

    Features:
    – Works with stock or Audi Sport wishbones and OEM rear support frame with sway bar
    – 25 mm thick rear tire rods powder painted in black
    – Inox screws for 22 wrench from each side
    – Locknuts for securing the Fluro joints
    – Galvanized tire rod end adapters for fitting bearing carriers


    Buy them here https://www.akmotorsport.net/product...sion-steering/

    Last edited by Albert; 16 August 2015, 07:00.
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  • StickyWickett
    S2Forum Fanatic
    • Apr 2014
    • 89
    • Country: United Kingdom

    #2
    Hi Albert, it may be worth noting that the fronts will fit a LHD car only, as on RHD cars the right-hand rod needs to be shaped like so:



    due to clearance issues with the engine/bellhousing.

    They look very nice too.
    Last edited by StickyWickett; 27 June 2015, 20:46.
    Jake

    1995 Audi S2 Avant

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    • Albert
      S2Forum Extremist
      • Aug 2003
      • 1500
      • Country: Poland

      #3
      We have istaled the front track rods in the car RHD and works perfect
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      • martinws
        S2Forum Maniac
        • Oct 2008
        • 917
        • Country: Scotland

        #4
        i think the bend was to make removing the gearbox easier. These look awesome Albert. On my future purchase list when next messing with setup.

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        • S3ilver
          S2Forum Enthusiast
          • Mar 2014
          • 102
          • Country: United Kingdom

          #5
          These go from wishbone to front of car nowhere near gearbox

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