I agree. I'd avoid using stainless on suspension/brake parts, its soft as ****.
audi rs2 -94 500+ project
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I'm gonna try Hammerite for this purpose. Hope not wrong choice as well.Comment
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artis: that would also work
today the camera struggeld, so no pics
but i got done some things today:
bolted up intercooler + crossmember (going off when engine should go in, but i mounted it anyway
long time until engine going in again)
bolted up 034motorsport gearbox mounts
And i bolted up the whole t pipe for brakelines on rear subframe (huge amount of work
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just need to fix some tools to take out the plug in rear diff and change oil, and then bolt that up
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OMG, which company did you "use"?
Would be good to know so that I never leave my stuff there

OT:
Ok, no worries..Audi S2 -1994 | 480 Hp 650 Nm | FlexFuel | MaxxECU | 3" Stainless | Porsche GT3 Front Brakes
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new sick plans agin
to fit my 9" centernut wheels i maybe make my own controlarms with some mm less trackwidth, i am going to buy new driveshafts so i can easily make them shorter.
then rear axle will be uniballs everywhere
i will measure under the weekend
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small update
i bolted up the rear diff last weekend, only need to change the front diff bushing when i have bought it.
new redline gl5 oil in the diff also
not so much money left for the car atm . will be father in 4 months, so money is on other stuff.
soon i will order the powerflex bushes for the wishbones though.
and new cv joints alla around
some pic´s
diff came a little higher up after installing the alu subframe bushes ( for better lower arm geometry)


and a question, the black/yellow vacuum hose should sit nearest the diff or?i have a weak memory of that, the note i wrote it on are missing
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New CV joints?
Save your money, they last just about for ever! I have never replaced one! The ones on my UR are original, 250,000 miles and only changed one boot...
Rob..
94 RS2 Noggy,LHD,MTM map,18"cup 1s,245/35/18,Bilsteins,RS2 H&Rs,Cup splitter.
87 UR 20v ABY
97 S6 Avant
96 A6 C4 2.5 TDI quattro avant,Ming,Wietec/eibach,chipped
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Update
got some work done some days ago. took out the crank, oilpump etc, the engine were in really good condition.
some pics:
vag tool mounted, my friend work at the stealer and this bolt is the tightests he have undone

off and away

oilpump gone

the crank:

i don´t know the word, but now they are gone, took some time before i understood how to get them loose

now it´s lying nice and cosy with original pistons/rods/oilpump and some other bits waiting to be refirbished

head, waiting to be ported and polished´etc.

anyone need an dual mass flywheel/ rs2 pressureplate and cluch (9mm thick)??
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