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1990 100 QT Avant
Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 16:07
von 44avantQT
hi all, just wanted to put a few pics of my car up after finally managing to register on the forum, (nightmare trying work with online translators

)
i bought the car in January 08, it's a 1990 2.2 Quattro Turbo MC 10v motor and since then have spent a small fortune replacing the braking system, hydraulic system including the clutch cylinders, and general bits and bobs that were required to bring the car back up to scratch,
i've installed a custom stainless steel exhaust, and various engine parts to get the car running sweet, and up next is a new uprated ECU, and a set of 17" old style RS4 wheels,
i've also got a set of rear smoked lights ordered from custom auto craft which should be here by the end of the week,
so there's my introduction over and i hope you enjoy the pics,

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 18:19
von DeeDee_KL
Cheeeerio Mate !
Looks just simple splendid

marvelous indeed !
Goody goood
i mean it seriously - nice scenery on the picture - from where are you?

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 18:43
von 44avantQT
thank you DeeDee for the kind words,
i'm from Ayrshire, Scotland UK

BOOINNNNN!!!
Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 19:24
von paulfern
WOW...that is a nice avant....SWEET...glad to see more English speakers in here.
Looks like I will have to post pics on my avants too now...rats..

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 19:35
von DeeDee_KL
Scootlund? ne'er ever wull a' body git me thare again!

wis in Outer Troon 'n' Glescae fur some stuff th' foremaist ill quaistion wis "How dae ye lik' tae be a pairt o' England?"
... and then the fight started

....
(translated using a colleague from somewhere around Yorkshire)
when i was there i was always "how it would feel to drive my car (200 10v Turbo Avant Quattro) in this nice scenery"

... and you are the lucky one

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 20:15
von turbaxel
Hi and a big welcome here from Munich
Nice car indeed... My second type 44 was a light antrazite Avant looking pretty similar to yours. Only I took care to have the steering wheel mounted to the right, errr, left side
Any chance of gettin' more pix from the Avant and Scotland?
Here you'll finde a few german get-together-pix:
http://audi100.selbst-doku.de/Main/Bild ... genTreffen

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 20:45
von 44avantQT
DeeDee, your last post made me laugh out loud because it's so true about our rivalry with England

i live only 30 miles from Troon too, so if your ever back there, drop me a line
Paul, i appreciate your comments greatly as i know you have a vast knowledge of the C3, so again thank you,
turbaxel, thank you also, i have lots of pictures so i will look them out and post them up for you.

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 20:48
von 44avantQT
turbaxel, man there is some serious cars going on in that link you posted, i'm drooling everywhere

Verfasst: 14.04.2009, 21:08
von 44avantQT
here is a video of the exhaust when i first had it installed last year,
best viewed with a 5.1 speaker system
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6k1wS2ch3E
and also a video of a problem i have with the speedometer, it has started to bounce sometimes, so if anyone know's what the problem could be, i would appreciate some advice,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fESzlgngB0
and a little video of some local scenery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzpe77Fr ... re=related
Verfasst: 15.04.2009, 07:32
von Mario20v
Hello from south Hesse (approx. 40km south from Frankfurt)!
Verfasst: 15.04.2009, 11:56
von turbaxel
Dear 44AQT,
your speedo problem is a quite common one.

Hence, there's a repair guide in our online self docu:
http://audi100.selbst-doku.de/Main/KIPlatineNachl%f6ten
Here's the autotranslated version:
http://translate.google.de/translate?u= ... e&ie=UTF-8
There's even an english start page, but the links are autotranslated as well:
http://audi100.selbst-doku.de/Main/EnglishHomepage
Have fun

turbaxel
Verfasst: 15.04.2009, 16:04
von 44avantQT
thanks Turbaxel, but after reading that, i may just live with it for now as it is an intermittent problem, or i may cansider just replacing the whole dash clocks as opposed to repairing the original, as it looks to be a very fiddly job.
Verfasst: 17.04.2009, 22:00
von Ignas.quattro
Hello and welcome to the forum , 44avantQT
This problem which you have with your speedo is very easy to repair , even for me , who doesn't know much about soldering and electrics

Verfasst: 18.04.2009, 00:45
von 44avantQT
thank you Ignas, but i may just live with it for the time being
by the way Ignas, i was very gutted for you when i read your thread and seen you crashed twice, but you have your avant looking very nice with the 200 front end and 5 spoke wheels,
anyway, a few more shots of my car from a show we attended last summer,
so, outwith some more historic pics, the next batch of pics should be with the CAC rear lights, as i am expecting delivery of them any day now thanks to Paul, and i cant wait for this as i think these smoked lights will set the car off just fine

Verfasst: 18.04.2009, 01:02
von 44avantQT
Verfasst: 18.04.2009, 01:10
von turbaxel
Brillant pix, brilliant colour (so to speak)
Nice!
Mine:

Have a lot of fun this summer.
Verfasst: 18.04.2009, 01:58
von 44avantQT
very very nice Turbaxel, i love the 2 tone colour, very elegant, and also the colour goes very well with the Aero-6 wheels, a very nice example
i must ask though, i have seen this body shell many times, with the rounded rear arches, but i thought this shell only came on the 200? no?
was this shape standard on the 100 avant models? as i have never seen a UK car with these rear arches.
Verfasst: 18.04.2009, 03:04
von DeeDee_KL
Audi 100 Sport (Avant)
Audi 200 20vT (so-called 220v)
Audi 200 Exclusiv
(OT: Fun telling in CZ about round ones: the hole logic/story behind this was "Hey Kraut, how many of those round arches we should made? what? .. cannot hear you ... ok .. you know what .. we will just build 200000 of those mkay? ... so they had a lil bit of overcamped the prod nrs.

.. my colleague always hate this when im telling him a "story how the precise german engineer produced a lil bit more parts"

)
those models were round

... anything else was "Flat"
i have seen two Sports ... one in "the almighty capitol" (near LHR) and other one in GLA
Verfasst: 18.04.2009, 08:43
von turbaxel
Well,
since the type 44 was ought to become the aerodynamics king, those rounded wheel arches simply had to go. As had the passenger side's rear mirror and a few other unimportant things.
If you keep in mind that well known features as the full flat Aero alloys (or the plastic caps), the small aerodynmic lip under the hood are there just because of low cw. So there's a very good technical reason for those flat wheel arches, indeed. They simply don't look as good and sporty as the rounded ones, though. To most people, that is.
So Audi (Treser etc.) began to produce small ammounts of custom built carswith rounded arches. They sold well, so Audi decided to use this feature as an official destinction detail for exclusive and sporty or luxury models ( V8 )...
But, the fender of a 200 20V is unlike the fender of a 10V Sport and so on. The V8 again

Verfasst: 23.04.2009, 22:49
von 44avantQT
Verfasst: 24.04.2009, 07:45
von Mario20v
Really nice!
In Germay we would say to the stock taillights "Baustellenlampen"

"Counstruction area warning light"

Verfasst: 24.04.2009, 20:27
von 44avantQT
so, i went to feed my horse earlier and decided to film the journey for the sake of it,
best listened to in 5.1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GTXLoqYm2A
Verfasst: 24.04.2009, 23:46
von Ignas.quattro
Now that is the video I like

And the taillights as well!
You probably won't believe this , but somehow , today my avant was equipped with these Treser smoked lights too

Verfasst: 25.04.2009, 19:55
von 44avantQT
Verfasst: 06.05.2009, 02:28
von Olli W.
That Avant looks really nice - inside and outside.
The flared fender cars are pretty sought after, as these are pretty rare and often well equiped.
When it comes to drag and Aerodynamics, those arches do not have a large negative effect on it, but in the beginning they were simply not necessary, as the wheel track was pretty narrow for a vehicle of that size (almost identical to the Audi 100 C2).
Welcome and all the best,
Olli
ps. here´s my ride

Verfasst: 12.05.2009, 17:20
von Avantus
Olli, what are the specs of your car? I love all the testing and upgrading you've done to it. Any idea about the HP/Nm? And at what boost do you drive to achieve those numbers?
Verfasst: 24.06.2009, 18:44
von Ralf-200q85
wow,wat a nice avant
it looks very good with smoke headlights
heres my 200 turbo quattro avant:
and here my last modification,us reflectors

i think it looks better