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i dont like too much this brake part... not sure if it will be enough or not...and i will look if the S2 3B it is a easy bolt on replacement , and this brake dont use the problematic brake ball
RED Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI TME nº 16 of 250 BLACK Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI TME nº 189 of 250
LWB Audi Sport Quattro project
here the DSY 6 speed gearbox ,it was installed with the 034 Motorsport 01A 5 speed mounts not radical ,perfect fit
DSY gearbox can be installed perfectly with our original S2 3B front driveshafts
hope to can use for a long time the original competition front wishbones....
after all,i will have to buy some powerflex parts...
nice custom pipes for the Big IC
here we can see how i had to install the rear transmissions.....
RS2 rear diff + competition hub carriers + S2 3B rear hubs + competition rear driveshafts and competition rear bearings.....
i have here the S2 Avant rear driveshafts + hub carriers but we cant install them because i was thinking that the S2 Coupe has bigger/stronger driveshafts as the Avants...but NO . S2 Avants has bigger rear driveshafts and rear bearings
for the moment it should work,and for the future we will see with the S2 Avant complete combo (suspensions,hubs,driveshafts,bearings...)
a nice dhalback small exhaust sistem only for the wastegate ,it will ends in the rear side of the car,just before the rear wheel , how will it sounds??
and finally here my original Audi books for our S2 ,many many knowledge inside , nice info ¡
WOW that is superb,nice work there. This is going to be mental!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to see this finished. I this you need bigger rear brakes too?
i would like to install in it my spare set of white dials from S2 3B,aux gauges too,and the RS2 airbag 3 spoke steering wheel , fully powerflexed, and for finish it.......a repaint??
it is in "bad" shape caused for some idiots in the past...they were playing with keys in the competition paint
rear brakes are now the original ones,but in the future...we will see,now i have not hurry/money for them , i am not rich¡
RED Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI TME nº 16 of 250 BLACK Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI TME nº 189 of 250
LWB Audi Sport Quattro project
Hey Rocco! Looks great! This will be a monster when its done.
The brakes look good, glad your putting them to proper use..
Looking froward to more pics..
are you talking about big brakes and pictures???
take a look to the NEW MEMBERS
Audi PCCB brakes : 400x38 & 350x34 & Audi Ceramic calipers + ceramic pads
all comes with a Expo /Demo car with no more than 1500kms
it was a complete bargain¡¡ ,the seller did not know what he was selling
as you can see...these parts dont weights "nothing" ¡¡ hope to see a driving diference with driving agility, brake perfonmance,acceleration and susspension confort
I will weight the oem brake combo of our cars ASAP....and we will see
the Audi Ceramic caliper weights 8.2Kg with perfect pads and oem caliper carrier....
the 350x34 discs came from the rear brakes of the demo car,and it is a waste of time to use them with Audi Ceramic calipers...it needs smaller calipers...just like the Porsche GT2/GT3 ones.
these rear discs would be perfect as a front brakes under 18" wheels
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