UrS6 Saloon restoration

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  • Wrath
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    Originally posted by Vorsprung durch Technik
    Good to here your doing well wrath and slowly getting back into it. However slowly you're doing it, the rear suspension looks superb from where i am sitting and a credit to you!! I have missed your updates since your untimely accident.

    Top notch work as ever Wrath!!

    Thank you so much Vorsprung durch Technik, glad you like it

    It will take a little longer but im glad that it will be done now

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  • Wrath
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    Originally posted by UrS4boy
    Umm....the clue is on that lovely (I must say) diagram that you have printed off and displayed with the rear suspension bits.

    This one:

    Yes i know how it its attached on the diff. Thanks to your schematic
    It was more on the crossmember side I was confused.
    Havent got the original left. I assume you bolt it somehow against the crossmember
    But it doesent seem to have any washer or anything according to the schematic at VAGCAT. Just one nut in that case. And with the new Apikol the nut looked quite thin and week

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by Wrath
    One thing that´s a little embarrassing is that I can´t remember how the rear diff mount is attached to the crossmember.
    Umm....the clue is on that lovely (I must say) diagram that you have printed off and displayed with the rear suspension bits.

    This one:

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  • Vorsprung durch Technik
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    Good to here your doing well wrath and slowly getting back into it. However slowly you're doing it, the rear suspension looks superb from where i am sitting and a credit to you!! I have missed your updates since your untimely accident.

    Top notch work as ever Wrath!!

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  • Wrath
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    Bought them from Heiko in Germany (www.au-tel.de) they where cheaper ones (Optimal) then they I had (Ruville) but they where hard to paint with the balljoint so I bought new ones. If they break I´will use the dirty rusty ones with some touch-up paint

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  • shaun5
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    looking good , ive got this job to do soon, where did you get your rear track adjusters from? (the unpainted items)

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  • Wrath
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    Getting back from the dead, and physical workout is still taking major part of my life now, but have started in small steps with the project and have test-put together the rear axle. Just gonna clean the diff so I can smack it all together.

    Haven´t touch the front brakes anything, gonna get the rear axle up first with the brakes and shocks and then I´m going to get the front brake adapter sorted.







    One thing that´s a little embarrassing is that I can´t remember how the rear diff mount is attached to the crossmember.

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  • UrS6 - IamS6
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    Originally posted by Vorsprung durch Technik
    I already said get well a good while back but just want to say the forum isn't quite the same without you posting on your URS6. Hope you get well soon
    Hi Wrath,

    Ditto.


    Any news on the brakes, etc. etc. ?

    Best wishes.




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  • Wrath
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    Powertarget is 350-400 hp on crank to start with

    Thanks Michael, patience i got lots of, skills i have also but not as much as I want...
    Can't weld and don't have my own garage. But have lot of friends thats helps me. Soon i might have found our house and then The garage problem will be sorted.

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  • Michael S2
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    Awesome project. The attention to detail is superb... i'd like to do this but i don't have the patience or the skills.

    Hope for more updates soon

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  • Majorcina
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    Glad to hear it,what power are u expecting?

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  • Wrath
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    Looks like I´m going to get started with my car soon, and next plan when chassie is done is to overhaul the head with a mild porting and install my K26/27 hoffer turbo, with some bigger injectors and probably bigger fuel pump.

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  • FabS6
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    mate this is the dream of my S6! It will dream with yours!

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  • Majorcina
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    I hope u will get soon better mate When u get better what is the next plan with the car?

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  • igor136
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    Really beautiful car.

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