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Re: bd Project Extra Low
« Reply #50 on: 19 March 2011, 00:10 »
This is amazing i love it!  :cool:

I'm definately going to be keeping a close eye on the interior to see how you do it!

Quick question though, how did you get the sunroof handle on top of the fabric?

Thanks mate.

What we did is remove the the plastic handle from the sunroof, trimmed the sunroof & then refitted the plastic  :cool:
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« Reply #51 on: 19 March 2011, 00:13 »
Lets hope you dont get fuel pump or sender trouble.  :smiley:

I have thought about that, you need to read the next bit to see what we have put on top  :cool:
If anything goes wrong then I will have to drop the tank from underneath  :cool:
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« Reply #52 on: 23 April 2011, 21:56 »
Sorry for long pause between write up's 




The box was being made so it was time to put the seat in & test fit.















































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« Reply #53 on: 04 May 2011, 12:54 »
After running the 15" pro plus for a little while it was time for a change so I desided to go for the 15" Rockford Fosgate punch P3's
These have a cleaner & clearer bass line compared to the pro pluses but are less powerful at only 500 rms each.







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« Reply #54 on: 04 May 2011, 14:12 »
Well its been a while since have done anything to car but we have been to a few meets & we also went to Heaven on wheel (HOW) what a run that was.

 

I will load up a few pics of project low getting about.

 



 



 



 















































Many thanks to Zebbs, Troopa & Jake for some fantastic shots
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Re: bd Project Extra Low
« Reply #55 on: 04 May 2011, 14:20 »
love the sub install, ultimate bass!

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« Reply #56 on: 04 May 2011, 14:55 »
Not usually a fan of audio installs, but this one looks quite tasteful.

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« Reply #57 on: 05 May 2011, 01:24 »
Thanks for the comps  :wink:

Now its time to make this sweeter









Thanks to Jaspreet for lending me that splitter to see what it would look like on my car, this is still sitting higher than before. I raised it a little to go to HOW & haven't lowered it back down

I do like the vr splitter but I like the gti one better.

Oh Jas bought my highline leather interior out of this car while he was at my workshop, he only came down for me to fix his car but he drove out that night with the leather fitted in car

I have sold the leather for another reason
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« Reply #58 on: 05 May 2011, 01:29 »
I for got to mention the white roof was rapped buy us about a week ago in white carbon fire,  I will put some better pics of soon.
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« Reply #59 on: 05 May 2011, 22:43 »

Ok a little while ago I got hold of a smashed up S3   it sat in the workshop looking sorry for it self for a little while, I knew what I was going to do with & I knew what parts I didn't need, so slowly it has been stripped as a
few of you on here know as you've had quite a few parts off it.

Any way the plan is: out with the old







And in with the new


 





I know the 1.8t mk3 conversion has been done before so in true bd style we will be doing this conversion with a twist 



Ok I have the bam 1.8 engine which has the k04 turbo, as standard it should of been running 225bhp I am shore we can we will be doing something about that 

The mk3 2.0L 16V is a very good base to do the conversion in to, I will be using the 02a gearbox off the mk3 including all the mounts, sub frames & may be I will use that radiator to.

The little twist will be trying to run this with oe ecu, a/c climate control, the hole dash board - the stereo, steering column with Audi key, S3 recaro leather interior & as much of the audi loom as possible inc fuse box.

What would relay be an achievement is to use the oe key remote to lock, unlock & alarm the car   



Now with an empty engine bay in the s3, it was time to remove a lot more yet.









Mk3 loom removed from the fuse box



Old brake servo out







Out with the old heater box from the mk3



fire wall cut with a hole for the a/c pipes to come through





In with s3 heater box with air/climate control



While the engine is empty it was time to clean & smooth it, it would be rood not to 






























Trial fitting the dash board support bar from the s3





S3 dash trial fit




S3 looms out so time for a trim



There me trying to tame the s3 loom 



Loom now tamed & in my control 







Removing the audio loom









The old ABF engine ready to be stripped for the 02a gear box, fly wheel & engine mounts.






S3 gearbox coming off to make room 02a gearbox


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