Bens Audi 80 track car project

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  • NakSu
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    Nice Chef !! Awesome build!

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  • terrybullwon
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    It's alive


    Last edited by terrybullwon; 10 May 2016, 21:58.

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  • Puglife
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    Coming along nicely chief. If I'm honest it needs more billet ��

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  • tubbylardo
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    I sent you a message Terry, but it seems to have disappeared. Did you get it? If not, could you message me and I will reply.

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  • afterburner
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    Hey, I like how those fender flares fit... where did you get them? Thanks!

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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by quattro-nick
    nice car project james!
    it looks that money is no object
    It's actually on a budget and we're doing pretty well it's a lot of car for the money it's good for Ben as everything is done in house.

    Originally posted by tubbylardo
    That looks fantastic Terry. How much would something like this cost to have built? Was thinking of moving my AAH CQ on but having seen this I'm now having other ideas....
    Thanks!

    I can't really say in public forum but feel free to pm me, it's not as much as you think we have upped the spec about 6 times now!

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  • tubbylardo
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    That looks fantastic Terry. How much would something like this cost to have built? Was thinking of moving my AAH CQ on but having seen this I'm now having other ideas....

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  • quattro-nick
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    nice car project james!
    it looks that money is no object

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  • sandman1111
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    Do you have some more pictures of the exhaust?

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  • terrybullwon
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    Originally posted by Error404
    Loving your work Chef
    Those steering arms and hub adapters are sweet.
    I've been playing with some similar designs for steering arms to be able to correct some bump steer but keep road car rod ends. How much have you been able to dial out?
    i think from full droop to full bump we should see 0-2 or 0-3
    Its hard to tell at the minute as the springs only turned up yesterday and i have not got the car on the deck yet to set the toes to 0.0. I had to have some custom springs made to get the sizes and rates i wanted I got them from D faulkner they do alot of Btcc stuff and nearly every historic race car.







    Originally posted by Thuppu
    Nice project! From where are you going to take the air intake to the rad, and what size hose are you going to use? My friends PKKM typ85 is taking the air from the small rear side windows with 250mm hose. Can post up a pic if wanted.
    Sounds exactly what we have in place

    Purple fuel rail

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  • Thuppu
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    Nice project! From where are you going to take the air intake to the rad, and what size hose are you going to use? My friends PKKM typ85 is taking the air from the small rear side windows with 250mm hose. Can post up a pic if wanted.

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  • Error404
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    Loving your work Chef
    Those steering arms and hub adapters are sweet.
    I've been playing with some similar designs for steering arms to be able to correct some bump steer but keep road car rod ends. How much have you been able to dial out?

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  • simon20vq
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    Excellent, perfect body the saloon and a great spec. Impressive work chef!

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  • Teg
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    Great work! Will love seeing a 5 pot audi Tie Attack car. Much more interesting than the usual collection of evos

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  • terrybullwon
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    4" down pipe friendly sub frame with solid gear box mounts



    4" down pipe



    More billet from DMD

    Steering arms for the dampers

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