
Originally Posted by
19birel
Wow, you've really got that thing moving! I'm really starting to wish my dad had gotten Quattro on his B8 so I could try and convince him down this route, but alas he has Frontrak and lack of grip aside I can't imagine his CVT would be too happy with the extra power haha.
Anyways, great build! Have you considered getting an S-Line wheel with paddles for when you hit the track? Probably wouldn't improve times as S mode is pretty competent, but the challenge of timing all your shifts right would be fun.
Thanks man. Yeah, I'd love a nice S-line wheel, but boy are they expensive. I think I've seen a few non flat bottom S-line wheels with the 'shield'-shaped airbag which should allow me to just purchase the wheel and bolt on my existing airbag. That would give me paddle shifters and only cost me maybe $300 or so, so if I do get a new wheel I'll probably go that route. I could probably find a way to justify that. It'd be very hard however to justify spending upwards of $1000 on a steering wheel just because it has a flat bottom. I mean imagine yourself trying to explain that to a normal person. "$1000 was totally worth it. This one is flat on the bottom." I mean I'm not on food stamps or anything, but if I was rich enough to blow that much money on such frivolous things I'd probably be driving something a bit nicer than a used A4.

Originally Posted by
Lambda13
I just noticed this, but for the TR11 that I got, it has a baffle to direct the air flow over the top sections of the intercooler. And I'm glad I found your install, now I know what I need to do to mount mine lol
Yeah the TR11 is a lot taller than the TR8. I was a tad disappointed that mine didn't have baffles, but if I got one the size of the TR11 and it didn't have them I'd have sent it back.
Also, your TR11 will have to be mounted behind the crash bar. The TR8 barely fit under mine, so you'll need a different mounting configuration. Pipes should still match up similarly though.
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