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  • Aku's .:R32 log. Now with hairdyer

    I'm in love with this car. It's brilliant.


    Yes I know the ugly ass chrome shiz needs to be pulled still... I need the time at this point.















































    '04 Audi A4 Avant 1.8T 6MT
    '04 VW R32T

  • #2
    nice one
    Your friend Raven
    92 Corrado VR6t
    05 Audi A6
    90 Miata (because racecar)

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    • #3
      dats some miles, done timing chains?

      r32's are fun.
      90 Audi Coupe Quattro 20vt
      08 VW Touareg - VR6

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      • #4
        Nice!
        --paul--
        MKV R32, 78' Suns Out Guns Out, 81' Caddy,
        2012 Tiguan SEL 4Motion, Failure--Rollin on 20's

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        • #5
          Nice indeed! Ally and I miss our mkIV R32 tons. That was an excellant car! Enjoy this thing and hang onto it for a long time, I garantee you will miss it if you ever let it go.
          Lans
          13 Golf R 01 GTI VR6 83 GTI 74 Honda CB360

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          • #6
            Originally posted by meijerbrantm View Post
            dats some miles, done timing chains?

            r32's are fun.
            Have not done the chains yet. I plan to finally go through the list of records the PO gave me and see what has all be done. Chains don't make any weird noise on start up so they appear to be fine now. Still on factory clutch which I'll expect that to go somewhat soon ish and will do the chains and stuff all at once when the trans is out.
            '04 Audi A4 Avant 1.8T 6MT
            '04 VW R32T

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Aku View Post
              Have not done the chains yet. I plan to finally go through the list of records the PO gave me and see what has all be done. Chains don't make any weird noise on start up so they appear to be fine now. Still on factory clutch which I'll expect that to go somewhat soon ish and will do the chains and stuff all at once when the trans is out.
              Yeah, like I've never experienced a chain/guide failure in a VR, but a 2.8L (12v) vr is cheap if you destroy it. A 3.2, not so much.
              90 Audi Coupe Quattro 20vt
              08 VW Touareg - VR6

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              • #8
                Regardless of the chains sounding good, if they havent been done or you dont have proof they were done, get them done ASAP. It's a must to ensure that thing keeps going.
                Lans
                13 Golf R 01 GTI VR6 83 GTI 74 Honda CB360

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                • #9
                  my favorite color on an .:R
                  1992 Ford explorer sport (winter beater)
                  1994 Honda CBR 600 F2 (Most fun vehicle I've ever owned)
                  1967 Camaro SS (Awesome car but super unreliable)

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                  • #10
                    ...:Rzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzztakingover.
                    '93steVoR6 : '92SLd : '90g6d : '58 gypsi : '59scab : '60dlx
                    >> VAG-COM & Tow Dolly For Rent <<
                    Parting Out: MK3s, Passats & Corrados

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                    • #11
                      I can smell the cigar smoke from here. haha. Looks good, doe.
                      - Eric

                      '97 Jolf "Rally" Edition

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Turner View Post
                        I can smell the cigar smoke from here. haha. Looks good, doe.
                        It's gotten a lot better since I vacuum'd like 20 lbs of ash out of the car.. Normally I wouldn't buy a car from a smoker, but cigar is not as bad as cigarette imo. Plus I got the car for a steal so I can't really complain.
                        '04 Audi A4 Avant 1.8T 6MT
                        '04 VW R32T

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                        • #13
                          Totally Jelly. It seems that i have a thing for MKIV VWs.

                          Any definite plans for this beast?
                          04 Jetta GL
                          Style: OEM+

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                          • #14
                            I say leave the chrome bit, and take #0 steel wool to it and while wet scrub it left to right, it'll come out like brushed aluminum, could look cool. Either way, nice ride. :beer:

                            Also, for cleaning smoke smell. "Tuff Stuff" foaming cleaner everything- carpet, seats, headliner, pillars, etc Really scrub it and then shop vac it. Then close the windows and doors and douse everything with ozium air cleaner/ freshener. Let it sit for a while letting the ozium sink in, then open the windows and go for a windy ride. Should smell much, much better.
                            ~Jake

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Sonick92 View Post
                              Totally Jelly. It seems that i have a thing for MKIV VWs.

                              Any definite plans for this beast?
                              Nothing much. Needed new shocks so ordered Koni Yellows. May eventually get the ground control coil over conversion set up at some point (next year earliest). Since it's the daily I wanted a decent sound system in it so I have an amp/sub already and have a good double din and all the stuff to wire everything up on order too. Probably going to see if my green rotas fit (17's) and if they do they'll get painted white and be the summer wheel.. That's really it though.

                              Originally posted by vramateur View Post
                              I say leave the chrome bit, and take #0 steel wool to it and while wet scrub it left to right, it'll come out like brushed aluminum, could look cool. Either way, nice ride. :beer:

                              Also, for cleaning smoke smell. "Tuff Stuff" foaming cleaner everything- carpet, seats, headliner, pillars, etc Really scrub it and then shop vac it. Then close the windows and doors and douse everything with ozium air cleaner/ freshener. Let it sit for a while letting the ozium sink in, then open the windows and go for a windy ride. Should smell much, much better.
                              Thanks for the suggestions. I have a few friends who work for Stanley Steamer so I'm going to see what they can do for me on the cheap.
                              '04 Audi A4 Avant 1.8T 6MT
                              '04 VW R32T

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