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  • Intercooler Project

    heres a few pics of the i/c im installing, its quite large but will just fit without chopping the bumper.
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  • #2
    The only problem is finding/making a x-member to suit, ive tried one from a 9020v but it extends too far fron the mounting face (about 150mm, plus the 70mm thicknoss of the i/c is too much)
    so got one from a coupe V6 which is a lot flatter and sits a lot lower.
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    • #3
      So now the problem is the snub mount position, but one from a urs4 should solve this as its x-member sits in the same position.
      So i'll need to remove my air con as it is mounted in the same place as the urs4 snub,it didnt work properly anyway, :wacked:
      heres a pic from behind the bumper, just fits, dont see why it shouldnt work,
      and it was cheaper than an RS2 intercooler, i know the intake tract will be a tad longer but will go perfectly with a wagner style inlet manifold
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      • #4
        That looks BIG Good luck fitting it
        91 Modded 3B
        14 A6 Avant Black Edition

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        • #5
          Martin,

          that looks the 'nuts' m8, nice one .

          Mark.
          Mark - Modded

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          • #6
            now that i'll be fitting the Rs2 bumper , should give me a bit more space.
            may not have it on for the meet, but if i get all the bits together by then maybe can fit it at gregs, have sod all time in the week to work on the car:wacked:

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            • #7
              Martin, I'm sure that I could fabricate one for you,

              I don't know how we could do it. If you made it out of wood I could make a copy in steel?

              If you pop over I could whip one up. Surrey to Cheshire is a short run in an S2

              Have a think.

              I'm making some sheet steel seat bases 1950's 'd' type Vincent Motorcycles at the moment.

              David

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              • #8
                David, the ideal solution would be a x-member (like in the second pic) that is flat right across (without the 45 degree angles at each end) that way i can keep the original snub mount position, and generally be a lot easier to sort out.
                i could take some measurements from the 90 20v x-member i have,
                i may be in touch then m8.
                cheers
                martin

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                • #9
                  Martin,

                  Could you not just cut the mounts off the original one you have there, after taking some measurements from it this is, and weld a length of box section with the mounts at either end?
                  Greg

                  S2Forum.com Administrator & Webmaster

                  '93 Coupe with a few tweeks

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                  • #10
                    Martin,

                    Would you like it with or without the mounting bricks?

                    Let me know what you want

                    Draw a diagram and I will make it for you. I can make it without drilling all the holes.

                    It would be in steel, I have not got TIG yet to do alloy as I dont need it and I don't have the space.....

                    D.

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                    • #11
                      I think thats the best way greg, i'll take it to bits again and get some dimensions david, and mail you what i come up with,

                      martin

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                      • #12
                        Hi Martin,

                        Looks great that IC.
                        Did it fit ok behind the rs2 bumper?
                        Do you have any dimensions of the IC?
                        Would really help if I have some dimensions.

                        Thanks
                        RS2 Black - stock 315 HP
                        RS2 RS blau - stock 315 HP
                        Sport Quattro - 1005 HP
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                        • #13
                          Jeffer,

                          See this thread

                          http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthr...096#post29096.

                          After the Standard S2 bumper had been cut a little it went on.

                          Martin has the sizes

                          Fitted behind the grille photo for your information.

                          It went in OK but was a tight fit!

                          David
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                          • #14
                            Jeffer,
                            im still using the original bumper at the moment

                            core size is 600mm x 300mm x 76mm..overall width is about 750mm
                            IMO 300mm is the max height you will be able to fit behind the stock bumper, havent got round to repairing the RS2 one i have yet suppose there may be a little more room using that.

                            martin

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                            • #15
                              Ok, what do you think will fit the rs2 bumper. Think 40 cm will fit? The bigger the better, at least that's what my girlfriend says

                              thanks
                              RS2 Black - stock 315 HP
                              RS2 RS blau - stock 315 HP
                              Sport Quattro - 1005 HP
                              High Octane website

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