building a sportquattro

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  • quattrostyle
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    Great progress there Jeffry

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  • fish
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    ****ing nice build! More pics (of the stepsiste)!

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  • Jeffer
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    Originally posted by G60Rallye
    Looks like you are making some superb progress on it now! Will it be on the road this year with the engine to get it on the road? Then the big power engine next year?
    Indeed, I want to have it finished now, regardless wich engine is in it.

    Thanks Dolf. It's my (step)sister
    Last edited by Jeffer; 10 July 2009, 05:27.

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  • G60Rallye
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    Looks like you are making some superb progress on it now! Will it be on the road this year with the engine to get it on the road? Then the big power engine next year?

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  • quattro84
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    Looks like the misses is capable of using her own kind powertools!

    Nice progress!

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  • Jeffer
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  • Jeffer
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    More










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  • Jeffer
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    There is some serious progress going on in the Sport Quattro division!










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  • Andreas
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    The color is awesome! niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice work!

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  • zlobo
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    nice work

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  • Jeffer
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    Been VERY busy last couple of weeks with the preparation of the paint. And here's the result.
    Attached Files

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  • Jeffer
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    More





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  • Jeffer
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    update pictures










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  • DJ-ROY
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    Originally posted by Jeffer
    ok here are the figures:
    Front is 151 lbs-inch
    Rear is 143 lbs-inch

    The length of the spring is approx 14,5 inch

    There are are couple of options.
    1. Cut are few coils, 2 will bring it to 205 lbs. This will lower it approx 7 cm.
    2. Buy the proper ones.

    Option 2 sounds best in this case. Dont it?
    Option 2,s the best i think

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  • maartenmoerman
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    the trackwidth ie distance between 2 front hubs is as far as i know the same on:
    - cq (typ85)
    - urq
    - sq

    cq has et42 or something on a 6j wheel
    urq has et24 on a 8j wheel
    sq has et12 on a 9j wheel

    they did get away with it.

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