Modified 2001 Audi Tt Quattro on 2040-cars
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
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For sale is 2001 Brilliant Black TT 225. From factory she is equipped with:
6 speed manual Quattro AWD, 1.8 turbo I4 engine k04 turbo. Fully loaded leather hated seats Bose speakers/amp rubber floor mats etc There is around ~180k on the chassis with less than~40k on new head gasket/ turbo, 4 >3k mi clutch >1000 mi suspension, timing belt etc. The paint and interior is pretty clean for a 12 year old car. A bottle of touch up paint and another go over in wax and she'll shine right up. interior is in good shape for the age too. Not perfect but not bad either. Recent maintenance: new control arm bushings new maf sensor timing belt, waterpump, aux waterpump, the whole package done less than 1000 miles ago. new coolant expansion tank new fuel filter after e85 conversion Recent full synthetic oil change New Optima Redtop battery 6/22 new driver side tierod probably forgetting some things Upgrades: Flex Fuel Stage 1 E85/91 tune by Blue Water Performance -has run almost exclusively e85 bigger injectors/adapters for the E85 3'' de-cat, turbo-back exhaust. fk streetline Coilovers less than 500 miles Euro Kreations rear seat delete with raised TT in carpet Front mount intercooler forge k04 adjustable wastegate forge turbo outles hose Honeycomb grille MK5 GTI Huff wheel plastidipped white (plenty of tread left on the tires) Black Forge 007 Diverter Valve 034 Motorsport intake manifold spacer APR silicone Inlet Cone filter with heat shield Boost gauge leather shift boot black heavy billet shift knob black gas cap bolts key fob has been modified to remotely roll windows up/down legal window tint 85% hoses replaced with silicone PCV/N249/SAI/spare tire deleted There are a few little things where the car could sue attention. First is the power steering hose. While on a road trip to Wyoming I had power steering leaking. I took it to a local mechanic who fabbed up a replacement for the leaky line since one could not be sourced locally. The car drives mine and power steering is fully functional but I would suggest replacing it with an oem part before any hard driving. Another minor thing is at the bottom center of the windshield is a tiny crack in the glass from rock thrown at me from a semi. Again barley even noticeable but probably worth having it sealed. The wheel speed sensor in the right front side is also broken. Because of this traction control is permanently off. I've never bother to change it because I prefer it that way but it should be an easy fix if you're into that. The last issue is a boost leak that sprang up after the turbo replacement. The boost leak triggering a p1297 code and between new car, new job and school I haven't had the time nor money to get it looked at. The car pulls really hard to about 10psi before falling on its face. That being said even with the leak this car is set up to be a blast in summer or winter. I've sunk thousands into this car with maintenance and upgrades and though it has a few issues its one step away from being supreme. I wish I had the space, money and time to finish myself. I'm trying to be as open as possible but as this is a private used car sale, and a modified one at that, it is an as-is sale with no warranty expressed or implied.The same goes for emissions testing. I don't have to deal with emissions where I live so I cannot testify in that regard. Though with the professional e85 conversion, including documentation I can provide, titling it shouldn't be any problem. Willing to ship but buyer must arrange and pay for shipping. Fully payment must be received before shipping. Has a clean and clear Colorado Title ready to be signed over. Thanks! |
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More automakers working to turn your smartphone into a shareable digital car key
Mon, Jun 25 2018The smartphone killed the phone book, audio player, the pocket digital camera, handheld GPS devices and voice recorders. Now that addictive, transistor-filled candy bar is coming for your car keys. The Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) announced that it's unveiled Digital Key Release 1.0 Specification for its member companies, which is the first step in standardizing protocols. As of now, the potential is there for drivers to download a digital key that can lock and unlock the car, start it, and transfer the key to another operator in order to share the car. The CCC's aim is to save development costs, stave off a glut of similar-yet-competing technologies, and create keys that reflect the expanded use cases for cars, i.e., car-sharing services and to-your-car delivery. Next year's Release 2.0 Specification will standardize an authentication protocol between the phone and the vehicle — how a digital key is generated on a secure server and transmitted to the car and the device — and "promise more interoperability between cars and mobile devices." The CCC says that "NFC distance bounding and a direct link to the secure element of the device" will assure security. We take that to mean the phone will need to be in direct contact with the vehicle, at least to open the door. Carmakers and suppliers have been working on digital keys for years now, and the ecosystem for individual owners to open individual cars is growing. Audi showed off its Mobile Key at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show, and now calls it Audi Connect Key, but we haven't seen much of it in the field. That same year, Volvo said it expected to sell cars with digital keys only by 2017, which clearly didn't happen. Last year, the head of sales at BMW asked, "Honestly, how many people really need [keys]? They never take it out of their pocket, so why do I need to carry it around?" Even though a digital key offers an owner more convenience and long-distance control over their vehicle, car sharing is the target — and that can even include traditional rental cars. In 2013, Continental began testing a digital key in France, aimed at integrating and simplifying the electric-car-sharing business; everything from finding a free vehicle to driving it and charging it could be done on a phone. A key could be programmed with the driver's information, so that any car the driver gets in will be automatically updated with that driver's preferences, say for audio or seating position.
Audi's latest design is a table clock
Mon, 23 Sep 2013Audi and Porsche have more things in common than we can count. They're both German, of course, and have both enjoyed considerable winning streaks at Le Mans. Both have a tendency to put their (often turbocharged) engines at one extreme of the car or another, driving either the closest wheels or all four. Both tend to follow a brand-wide evolutionary design approach, focusing their energies instead on the engineering that goes under the bodywork. Both now find themselves under the same corporate umbrella, and now that they are, Audi has followed Porsche's lead in setting up its own design consultancy.
Like Porsche Design, Audi Design is now taking on projects for all manner of clients, from pianos to foosball tables. In this latest collaboration, Audi has designed a table clock for Munich-based watchmaker Erwin Sattler. The table-top clock houses a high-frequency mechanical movement in a foot-tall glass case that lets you see the intricate clockwork, held in place by two ruthenium clasps.
Unveiled in Switzerland at the Baselworld watch and jewelry show, the clock is now available to order. But while prices haven't been announced, don't expect it to come cheap: other Erwin Sattler table clocks typically sell for upwards of $10,000, and we wouldn't expect the new design to come at a discount. Scroll down below for the official press release.
Who doesn't want an Audi RS7 with turbo horns?
Tue, Mar 29 2016Very little is known about the origins of this exhaust-horned and turbo-eyed beast. The guys at Road & Track tracked it down as far as a Russian tuner named Total Race. Aside from that, what we have here is video of an Audi with no hood and two huge turbos sitting on top of its 4.0-liter V8 instead of nestled in the engine's vee where they belong. And those crazy and haphazardly routed exhausts. We also don't know how much power this thing is making, but from the way it launches away from the camera, we're going to go with "a lot." The YouTube clip claims this is the Stage 10 tune, but who knows. Granted, the drivetrain probably can't take everything this Frankensteined engine could theoretically put down, so there's likely some kind of electro-wizardry at play limiting output until it at least hooks up. And if traction control still exists somewhere in there it might be helping keep the tires from melting. Chances are some part of the driveline will grenade itself if you try this too many times, but hey, as long as you get one or two decent YouTube vids first, right? Even if it doesn't add any meaningful power output beyond the RS7 Performance's already plentiful 605 ponies, we can't bring ourselves to care. The high-pitched sound of the exhaust from those heat-wrapped pipes jutting out like the horns of a crazed antelope are simply priceless. Thank you, Russia. Related Video:



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