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  1. Chuckmeister87
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    03-02-2012 09:31 PM #71
    Also, is there any online guide to installing a boost gauge in your AC vent?
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    03-02-2012 09:54 PM #72
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    Has anyone made a spoiler for the TT that rises up at 60MPH? I love the look of no spoiler but hate the dangerous handling conditions at 100mph+
    Yeah its on the MKII
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    03-02-2012 10:32 PM #73
    Quote Originally Posted by PLAYED TT View Post
    Yeah its on the MKII

    Lol I want that on my MKI
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    03-02-2012 10:36 PM #74
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    Lol I want that on my MKI
    Well I dont believe it is possible simply because it weighs too much. The struts for the hatch are barely strong enough as is...
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    03-02-2012 10:39 PM #75
    I know.. at year 11 I replaced my hatch struts already, but I'm sure you could make it light somehow. I love to dream..... one day my car is gonna travel back in time, too
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    03-02-2012 10:41 PM #76
    Maybe a corrado wing, but I doubt the MKII could be made to work. You could always try tho
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    03-02-2012 11:29 PM #77
    Quote Originally Posted by Chuckmeister87 View Post
    Has anyone made a spoiler for the TT that rises up at 60MPH? I love the look of no spoiler but hate the dangerous handling conditions at 100mph+
    Heres the spolier
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    03-02-2012 11:49 PM #78
    Wow someone did it
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    03-03-2012 01:06 AM #79
    Great idea for a thread! Some questions really do not deserve to have a new thread started
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    03-03-2012 11:42 AM #80
    Quote Originally Posted by Chuckmeister87 View Post
    Has anyone made a spoiler for the TT that rises up at 60MPH? I love the look of no spoiler but hate the dangerous handling conditions at 100mph+
    Yes, in the UK. $$$$.
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    03-03-2012 07:22 PM #81
    Quote Originally Posted by TTC2k5 View Post
    Yes, in the UK. $$$$.
    HOW MUCH?! I WILL HAVE A KID AND SELL HIM! HOW MUCH?!
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    03-03-2012 09:30 PM #82
    Quote Originally Posted by Chuckmeister87 View Post
    HOW MUCH?! I WILL HAVE A KID AND SELL HIM! HOW MUCH?!
    Unless your the kid ^^^ craps golden eggs, that probably won't be enough.

    The only problem with the current design is that it is integrated into the hatch, so that means shipping a hatch from the UK to the US. I don't believe he sells a separate spoiler mechanism that you can have welded into your hatch after the corresponding section is cut off. Any way, the shipping alone is probably $2-4K, plus a few thousand for the integrated hatch, so total is $$$$.

    But, the guy that designed and built it, is a regular on the UK TT forum. www.ttforum.co.uk

    His handle is: VSPURS.

    Register there and then you can send him a PM and get much more info.

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    03-03-2012 10:27 PM #83
    Just not worth it IMO
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    03-04-2012 08:48 AM #84
    Quote Originally Posted by PLAYED TT View Post
    Just not worth it IMO
    tru dat!
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    03-04-2012 05:59 PM #85
    Damn.. girl didn't get pregnant last night.. we're gonna try again. Hopefully we get twins to bring double the profit


    That really is too much. I wish it was cheaper. I've had the vision for a while, but my idea was different. I was thinking the spoiler would be hinged on the side closer to the window and the pistons near the Audi emblem would raise the back part of the spoiler. A folded rubber boot would keep everything water-proof and dirt resistant. You'd only need a couple of inches in elevation on the rear section of the spoiler for the needed downforce. I would have also had to employ someone to code the ECU to raise the spoiler at 60mph to the preset height.
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    03-05-2012 08:42 AM #86
    Can we use a Bosch 4.9 LSU Wideband o2 Sensor in our 1.8T. I have a 2002 AWP
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    03-05-2012 03:11 PM #87
    IDK id say looks pretty interesting, but too much "wanna be"

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    03-05-2012 03:42 PM #88
    Looks like ass
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    03-06-2012 05:36 PM #89
    Polished my summer wheel lips today, and i was putting on my stock wheels on and my front drivers lug bolt snapped....anyways...I know I need to get that taken care of but...you think it'll be safe to daily drive for a while without 1 lug bolt for a month or so?
    What can i do? It possible to remove the bolt? The head snapped, so i can grab it with vise grips
    Or will i need a new wheel hub?
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    03-06-2012 05:55 PM #90
    Just twist it out with vice grips. It shouldn't be hard to get out unless you used an impact wrench to tighten it. If that fails get a bolt extractor set and try that
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    03-06-2012 06:02 PM #91
    Vise grips will not work there is nothin to grab on to.
    And idk about the bolt extractor, i have never seen it in my life. So i cant say anything about it.
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    03-06-2012 06:26 PM #92
    PB blaster to loosen the bolt up. Cut a notch in it and get a flat head in there and start spinning.

    You can't get to the bolt even with the wheel off?
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    03-06-2012 06:34 PM #93
    That's why they are vice grips. Clamp onto it tight.
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    03-06-2012 06:49 PM #94
    Quote Originally Posted by DougLoBue View Post
    PB blaster to loosen the bolt up. Cut a notch in it and get a flat head in there and start spinning.

    You can't get to the bolt even with the wheel off?
    No i cant.
    Played Vise Grips are no good if you cant clamp on it
    Mines even deeper, i understand that these are studs, but thats how my bolt look like

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    03-06-2012 08:29 PM #95
    Sorry I misunderstood and thought it was sticking out. Get a screw/bolt extractor that should work
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    03-06-2012 09:41 PM #96
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    Get a screw/bolt extractor that should work
    This ^^^. Some people call them 'Easy Outs'.

    Just be sure not to drill a hole that's too big, as then the extractor will expand the bolt threads just as you are trying to back it out. Also hit it with something like PB Blaster first.
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    OK, my dumb question

    03-06-2012 09:46 PM #97
    I bought my amulet red '01 with obvious problem areas in the clear coat, coming off in spots near the front of the hood, front of the roof and behind (one!) rear fender flare. Are TTs known for having clear coat issues, or did the PO have a crappy paint job at some time?
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    03-07-2012 12:03 AM #98
    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie_M View Post
    I bought my amulet red '01 with obvious problem areas in the clear coat, coming off in spots near the front of the hood, front of the roof and behind (one!) rear fender flare. Are TTs known for having clear coat issues, or did the PO have a crappy paint job at some time?
    TTs are not known for paint issues other than the roof rail strips, which show corrosion due to poor factory paint prep.

    Sounds very much like crappy re-spray.

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    03-07-2012 12:17 AM #99
    What bob said
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    03-07-2012 05:54 PM #100
    You got to the point where you had everything but the rotor/caliper off, but stopped to take a pic instead of taking those two things off and removing the snapped lug? It could be done in a night, just get a replacement and go for it
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    03-07-2012 08:37 PM #101
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    You got to the point where you had everything but the rotor/caliper off, but stopped to take a pic instead of taking those two things off and removing the snapped lug? It could be done in a night, just get a replacement and go for it
    The picture is not mine, i just googled
    Took the caliper off and the brake rotor. I tried turning it, i use a screw and a hammer to turn it. made 2 full turs, and thats where i stopped since it was getting dark and it seemed that the bolt was stuck in there.. Ill try to use a a metal cutter with a disk and make a slice in there so maybe i could just use my screw driver. hmm IDK

    Any shops that could remove the bolt for me? Called tire shops nothin, called a few breake shops told me to buy a new hub..
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    03-07-2012 09:37 PM #102
    Sorry, misunderstood Can you not get to the lugbolts from behind? Should be a Torx head bolt, or it might be pressed in, can't remember..if it is pressed in, us a C-clamp to press it out shadetree style
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    03-07-2012 11:43 PM #103

    Can i unscrew that bolt that is right in the middle of the brake rotor? I mean by saying "can" will there be any fluids or oil coming out? Will i need to replace any kind of washers? or is it just unscrew and then just screw it back in? because i believe the hub is being holded with that screw

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    03-08-2012 09:09 AM #104
    Yeah it's fine. There's just grease behind it.
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    03-08-2012 10:28 PM #105
    Quote Originally Posted by Mantvis View Post

    Can i unscrew that bolt that is right in the middle of the brake rotor? I mean by saying "can" will there be any fluids or oil coming out? Will i need to replace any kind of washers? or is it just unscrew and then just screw it back in? because i believe the hub is being holded with that screw


    Calipers and rotars.. I need info
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