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Old 04-19-2013, 03:48 AM
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Well played

As for the rear valance, it should work but I'd play around it in photoshop to see how it looks since the raised edge is on top and not bottom. Seems like you're going for RS5/RS4 look:



The P40SC's will look great
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Update-
I have everything in except the LLTEK RS Grill and Enco Hood, ended up not going with the HFC because of what's been said about the increase in cabin noise/drone. Do they make small (form fitting) US licence plate fillers? I'm not excited about sticking my old plate filler on the new LLTek grill...

Any one have any other mod recommendations?

Has anyone looked into replacing the front seats with some other Audi performance seats? The passenger and I seem to slide all over the seats when I corner even slightly fast. Will most Audi seats (RS5) from the same period swap in, or will I need custom seat brackets? I'd like to retain the heated seat function...

Thinking about adding APR's K04 turbo conversion to the mod list as well...
Old 07-19-2013, 03:06 AM
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Finally! Install starts next week in San Diego(body/wheels/brakes/suspension/chassi brace); I've been waiting on the Enco hood for 3 months now... Then the final phase (?) will be the first week of August up in the Bay Area at 034 Motorsports (Turbo/FMIC/HFC/Valve cover breather assembly w/ catch can).
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First phase is nearly complete... I'll be posting lots of pictures and lots of dyno base runs by the end of next week.
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I left my camera-computer cable at home... but here is a cell phone pic in the meantime .
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Looking good so far... need a few pics from afar to get the full picture
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Originally Posted by Importhope
I left my camera-computer cable at home... but here is a cell phone pic in the meantime .
How did you get the APR intake to fit??
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Originally Posted by D_Frost
Looking good so far... need a few pics from afar to get the full picture
I want to unveil it with better pics... a photographer friend is talking about shooting it next weekend, so I'm probably going to hold out until then.
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Originally Posted by ThunderDent
How did you get the APR intake to fit??
I'll take some pics of the custom fabrication necessary (joke) to get the APR Carbonia Intake installed in the 2.0 Q5. Its surprising that APR doesn't sell/provide the 1/2 inch spacer needed on top of the radiator. Very easy and clean install.

Although, the Carbonia intake inlet that mounts into the OEM air inlet opening at the front of the leading edge of the hood has a small cut out section that is open. Personally I don't think it effects the ram air induction, so I'm not worried.
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Looking good! Looking forward to seeing the end result!


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