Parts wise it probably works out slightly differently for us, as the GT/CQ bits are more plentiful...
As for the engine bay with the AAN it looks like this...




We 'lower' mounted the large intercooler, then 'removed' most of the front bumper, rather than place it up behind the 'grille' mainly to keep the standard (Ur, not CQ) front end, this gave us the option to modify the front end for an auxiliary radiator if heat buildup was a problem with the 'offset' radiator because of the standard AAN inlet manifold...
We stuck with the standard AAN inlet manifold because we've got previous experience of modified inlet manifolds leaning off individual cylinders on Ur quattros and didn't fancy a rebuild due to an imbalance of flow... That said, the radiator/heat management did become an issue, and in the end became a bespoke build aluminum multi-core radiator with a 14" 3 speed Kenlow attached... To date this has been fine, and the need for the 'auxiliary radiator' not required....
As for the engine bay with the AAN it looks like this...




We 'lower' mounted the large intercooler, then 'removed' most of the front bumper, rather than place it up behind the 'grille' mainly to keep the standard (Ur, not CQ) front end, this gave us the option to modify the front end for an auxiliary radiator if heat buildup was a problem with the 'offset' radiator because of the standard AAN inlet manifold...
We stuck with the standard AAN inlet manifold because we've got previous experience of modified inlet manifolds leaning off individual cylinders on Ur quattros and didn't fancy a rebuild due to an imbalance of flow... That said, the radiator/heat management did become an issue, and in the end became a bespoke build aluminum multi-core radiator with a 14" 3 speed Kenlow attached... To date this has been fine, and the need for the 'auxiliary radiator' not required....



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