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  • Efini
    S2Forum Enthusiast
    • Jun 2004
    • 154
    • Home: United Kingdom Current: United States
    #1

    Audi-made or home-made?

    I have this air-guide, splash-guard or whatever it is under my car. It's only fastened with some strips and look kind of trashed, and there isn't one on the drivers side.
    Is this a factory item or did some former owner "modify" the car for some reason?
    Looks like it might help cool the brakes..

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    • porkkis
      S2Forum Extremist
      • Aug 2003
      • 1994
      • Country: Finland
      #2
      I guess that could be the RS2 air guide?
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        • audiman
          S2Forum Freak
          • Jul 2003
          • 4827
          • Country: United Kingdom
          #3
          Take the wheel off and we maybe able to help to see what it is exactly
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            • S2 Ant
              S2Forum Possessed
              • Jul 2003
              • 3682
              • Country: United Kingdom
              #4
              RS2 air guide i think, i saw one of the RS2's at the garage meet with them fitted.
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                • Jeffer
                  S2Forum Fiend
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 2057
                  • Country: Netherlands
                  #5
                  Audi made. Its the rs2 airguide. Fitted on one side with a copper-ish nut on your cv joint and clicks itself on the other side to the wishbone.
                  RS2 Black - stock 315 HP
                  RS2 RS blau - stock 315 HP
                  Sport Quattro - 1005 HP
                  High Octane website

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                    • S2central.net
                      Retired OG Mod
                      • Jul 2003
                      • 16590
                      • Country: Northern Ireland
                      #6
                      Wozzat do then ?
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                        • Jeffer
                          S2Forum Fiend
                          • Jul 2003
                          • 2057
                          • Country: Netherlands
                          #7
                          Originally posted by S2central.net
                          Wozzat do then ?
                          it's an airguidance to cool the brakes while driving. It has its drawbacks......speedbumps like them aswell. They rip them off.
                          RS2 Black - stock 315 HP
                          RS2 RS blau - stock 315 HP
                          Sport Quattro - 1005 HP
                          High Octane website

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