tenspeed's latest mods
 

Getting ready for a car show Sunday.

Ferrada FR2's for the summer performance tires

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Sport pedals

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Seat control switches

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EZ pass box

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Lookin good! Were the sport pedals and switches hard to install? Did you go OEM or aftermarket?

The pedals are aftermarket from eBay. The pedals weren't too hard to install. Gas pedal slips over the plastic and you have to reach around to pull the rubber lip into place. The brake pedal has two tabs that pop into holes and you pull on the side wings to spread them.

The foot rest is the hardest part. There's a metal tab at the top, a "U" shaped channel that attaches to the kick panel and five tabs that slide into holes in the floor. I started by removing the bottom end, pulling up to pull the tabs out of the floor. I couldn't get the top tab out so I pulled off the fuse panel cover, removed a bolt and removed two bolts holding the plastic piece under the steering wheel. With the bolts removed, I could pull on the panel to free the clip at the top of the pedal. Pushing, pulling and wiggling the pedal around freed the foot rest from the kick panel. I tried to install the new footrest the reverse that the old one was removed. I managed to break the "U" shaped long plastic piece that ties the pedal and kick panel together. I ended up removing the piece entirely, clipped the steering wheel panel to the top and securing the five tabs into the floor.

Removing the seat buttons took an couple of jewelers screwdrivers and a chopstick. You have to get behind the buttons and pull straight out to get them to let loose. Install is easy - just line up the switch actuators and push them back. Compare the insides to what you took off. They are different.

A shot from the local car show
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My first Audi trophy
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I bought a R8 coolant jug cap and was disappointed when I installed it. It was 90 degrees off of where I would have liked it. After close examination, I took it apart and modified it to sit in the desired orientation.

The cap is press fit onto the inside part. There's four slots and tabs to position it. One slot is larger so if you widen a narrow slot, the cap can be rotated and reassembled.

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I screwed the lower part on the jug and applied masking tape so I could make a pencil line.
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The wide slot at at the nine o'clock position in the shot. The six o'clock slot needs to be wider to accept the tab.
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Modification complete - it aligns with the oil cap and the symbol is facing forward
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Added some stainless acorn nuts on various studs in the engine bay
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Installed an Injen intake
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Quattro on the rear doors
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Audi rings on the C pillar
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Very clean look - really like the subtleness of the quattro and rings.

Thank you.

I know I lost a few ponies with non-traditional colors and placements and I can live with that.

Wow, very nice! Such nice progress. The quattro stencils are my favorite. Very nice wheels, and super job on the engine caps.
And congrats on the show award. Looks like someone's an overachiever for sure. LOL

:D

Where did you get the rings sticker and what are the measurements.

I got the rings from Audi Decals @ autothing.com! Decals for your Audi automobile. They are 287 mm X 100mm. If you need a black to silver set send me a PM.