Ph1 172 & Audi S4
Hello
Long story short I've just recently brought a tatty round the edges ph1 172 that's been sat in a garage for about 2 years! It needs some work but I've payed very little for the car so can't complain!
Original plan was to either fix it up to sell on for a profit or use it as a cheap run about!
How it looked after a good clean!!
Well the plan has changed now as I'm sick to deaf of having to take out a mortgage to run my current daily motor! Audi S4 2.7 bi turbo running about 350bhp!
So because of that project cheap like the budgie was born!
First things first I need to get it road worthy which means buying and fitting the following!
Upper engine and gearbox mounts
Replace pass side front spring as it's snapped
Disc and pads all round
New bushes and ball joints on the front end
Couple of CV boots and a good service!
Cambelt is required as well so once I've done all the above it'll be going into Jamsport for this with all the tensioners!
Long term plans are to get it as a good but cheap b road blaster which I can track and thrash without being worried about what's gonna go wrong next!!
Cars already got a a straight through stainless system with scorpion (although slightly rattly!) back box,
Longterm plans once it's back on the road and the Audi's sold are to fit coilovers, uprated ARB's, de cat pipe, new back box/system, uprated brakes and sticky Tyres!
Body and cosmetic wise I plan to fit a ph2 bootlid as the current boot and lock is damaged and I don't want multiple keys for the car plus it makes the back end look a bit more modern, colour coded side strips, light weight wheels, remove the front fogs for air ducts, and then run a couple of buckets with harness's, half stripped interior with flocked upper dash and maybe a cage!
For now though this will have to wait until I free up Some more finances!
Engine mounts, brakes, and ball joints have been brought already and I'm going to collect a full 2nd hand 172 cup suspension kit up tomorrow night! Not sure if the springs and dampers are any different but it's a cheap way of sorting the broken spring out for now!
Long story short I've just recently brought a tatty round the edges ph1 172 that's been sat in a garage for about 2 years! It needs some work but I've payed very little for the car so can't complain!
Original plan was to either fix it up to sell on for a profit or use it as a cheap run about!
How it looked after a good clean!!
Well the plan has changed now as I'm sick to deaf of having to take out a mortgage to run my current daily motor! Audi S4 2.7 bi turbo running about 350bhp!
So because of that project cheap like the budgie was born!
First things first I need to get it road worthy which means buying and fitting the following!
Upper engine and gearbox mounts
Replace pass side front spring as it's snapped
Disc and pads all round
New bushes and ball joints on the front end
Couple of CV boots and a good service!
Cambelt is required as well so once I've done all the above it'll be going into Jamsport for this with all the tensioners!
Long term plans are to get it as a good but cheap b road blaster which I can track and thrash without being worried about what's gonna go wrong next!!
Cars already got a a straight through stainless system with scorpion (although slightly rattly!) back box,
Longterm plans once it's back on the road and the Audi's sold are to fit coilovers, uprated ARB's, de cat pipe, new back box/system, uprated brakes and sticky Tyres!
Body and cosmetic wise I plan to fit a ph2 bootlid as the current boot and lock is damaged and I don't want multiple keys for the car plus it makes the back end look a bit more modern, colour coded side strips, light weight wheels, remove the front fogs for air ducts, and then run a couple of buckets with harness's, half stripped interior with flocked upper dash and maybe a cage!
For now though this will have to wait until I free up Some more finances!
Engine mounts, brakes, and ball joints have been brought already and I'm going to collect a full 2nd hand 172 cup suspension kit up tomorrow night! Not sure if the springs and dampers are any different but it's a cheap way of sorting the broken spring out for now!