My 95 S2 Avant Project. LZ5T Coolness

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  • Vorsprung durch Technik
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    Originally posted by cardcrash
    I just saw this in the flesh yesterday. Absolutely stunning workmanship. As I said to Eric, I don't know how he'll be able to bring himself to get it dirty by driving it.
    Know what i mean?

    Niiiiiice!
    Last edited by Vorsprung durch Technik; 2 March 2015, 16:10.

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  • cardcrash
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    I just saw this in the flesh yesterday. Absolutely stunning workmanship. As I said to Eric, I don't know how he'll be able to bring himself to get it dirty by driving it.

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  • _ShurikeN
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    Originally posted by macspring
    So would it be a good mod for an ABY / ADU where one didn't want the weight / inertia of dual mass flywheel, but equally didn't want a 'crudity' of 7A type flywheel ?
    Just personal opinion:
    No good. Both flywheels are heavy enough. ADY pressure plate shares partnumber with V8 plate and it should be stronger than AAN one.
    Besides, among the two bad solutions (flywheel weight) personally I would chose one with double dampering (clutch disc + flywheel): long live the gearbox.

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  • irishs2
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    Thank you.

    Yea, as with any paint its all in the prep.

    1. Clean Part ( Blasting / Wirebrush etc)
    2. POR-15® Metal Prep
    This etches the metal and gives it a light zinc phosphate coating
    3. Prepaint wipe the surface
    4 Then begin POR-15 painting
    At least 2 coats , 3 is better 1.5hrs between coats. When you brush it on, you will get micro air bubbles in the POR coat, thats one reason why you put on multiple coats to ensure full coverage.

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  • Gimmi
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    Great to read the new updates! All the hard work is done now, only the cosy things left

    About por15 and your parts... Do you threat it with a form for precoating before using POR15? What did you do step by step?

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  • Kieron20V
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    All this cleanliness makes me sad. Haha. Stunning work. Will all be worth it on the first hoon on the road!

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  • Error404
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    Cool. I'm sure the plastic will work nicely.
    As you say the mounts are dead easy to swap if you fancy a change

    Now go do some more work and take pics

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  • irishs2
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    Indeed. Its a little "cart before the horse" as there is a few jobs that would be easier with the engine out-of the way, but for my mind its the right way to go.
    They could be a bit harsh, so yea its possible I might regret it, but they are easy enough to change out.

    Yea they are the fuel lines. I kinda dont know what I am doing right now. Hopefully I can mate them to what I have and it will be good enough.
    I need to source some brass inserts to stop the line from crushing .. will look into it further down the road.

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  • Error404
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    Woot! A real milestone - well done mate! You must be getting pretty excited now
    Interested to hear how you get on with those engine & gearbox mounts. I'll probably need to upgrade mine once I start going for more power, but I don't fancy anything too harsh. What are you doing for fuel lines? Is that the black tubes in the engine bay?

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  • irishs2
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    Getting a little spendy on Audi tradition can have its benefits. Some nice new heat-shields.


    Even though I ordered a Sachs, I got an ATE. I didn't mind until I went to fit.
    The top of the slave cylinder interferes with the gear linkage spider.
    A little bit filing cured it though.





    Fitted my 3D printed nylon gear linkage bushes.



    After some heaving and hooing the engine is "in".








    Subframe and bambridge bushes support the gearbox end.



    Fill the gearbox with oil

    This is what I used.



    As my Dad used to say.."That much done!".
    It's still sitting on the old engine mounts. Will change over to the new bambridge ones eventually.
    Last edited by irishs2; 11 July 2017, 20:44.

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by Error404
    yeah the difference is the same as the thickness of the spacer. It about 8-10mm -
    Duh.



    Originally posted by Error404
    I have one at home I'll measure it later

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  • Error404
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    yeah the difference is the same as the thickness of the spacer






    It about 8-10mm - I have one at home I'll measure it later

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by Error404
    It's ok Dave we forgive you
    Nyuk.

    Anybody have measurements on the thickness of the ABY/ADU dual mass flywheel (DMFW) as compared the more svelt AAN DMFW?

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  • Error404
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    It's ok Dave we forgive you

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by quattrostyle
    Are you fooling us? I'm sure you know the C4 uses a thinner dual mass flywheel andtherefore not needing the spacer?
    Based on the number of S2s and RS2s officially imported into Canada (exactly NONE) and the number of grey market S2s and RS2s that have been imported into Canada under the 15 year rule that I have seen (0 S2s (I don't even know where any are) and 3 RS2s that I have seen (maybe 6 in Canada)) - and they were not a part), NO, I did not/do not know that the ABY/ADU dual mass flywheels are different than the C4 AAN dual mass flywheels.

    I see now that the ABY/ADU flywheel is 034105266E and the AAN flywheel is 034105266C. But there is no info about thickness nor have I ever seen a posting comparing the thickness of the two different dual mass flywheels.

    SO, bottomline, no, I have not trying to fool the forum. But I did learn something (and will document it somewhere - photos welcomed).

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