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Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 7:19 pm
by Mr V10
At lunctime today, I popped to the local shop. I would usually walk but as it was so cold today, I decided to drive. The car just looked stunning when I went back to it, so I took a photo to share with you lot. After I cleaned it yesterday, I spent about 10 minutes just staring at it and wanted to do the same again but had to get back to work. It looks so much better in the flesh.

Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 7:32 pm
by mavada
yes it looks stunning Amar, i like the spacer at the rear...

When at work, do you have a view at your car while working? i guess youre staring alot...

Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 7:37 pm
by Mr V10
mavada wrote:yes it looks stunning Amar, i like the spacer at the rear...

When at work, do you have a view at your car while working? i guess youre staring alot...

Nope, I sit on the other side of the office. I'm taking the spacers off next week. Lost my nuts (harhar) and as I need the ones with the rotating washers I have to get over to Audi and order new ones (approx £5 each)! The spacers stick out just a bit too much.
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:01 pm
by DSB
My favourite forum car by a long distance ......

Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:16 pm
by Mr V10
DSB wrote:My favourite forum car by a long distance ......

Thanks DSB
44 mins to go and I'll be starting my journey back home in it, some country roads and motorway, I'm getting a second car this month to keep the miles of the RS6 (still only on 38k mind you), but I actually worked out it would save me at least £100 a month after insurance etc just in fuel, so I'm going to make the most of bringing the plus into work whilst I still can.

Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:22 pm
by marv8
Looks spot on Amar, had the same feeling about mine when it was parked up just before Xmas!
FYI think virdee stock the bolts at a really good price,
Shop got some when he fitted his c6 brakes
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:25 pm
by Virdee Autos
Yep we can get the loose radius bolts in various sizes.
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:26 pm
by DSB
Amar wrote:DSB wrote:My favourite forum car by a long distance ......

Thanks DSB
44 mins to go and I'll be starting my journey back home in it, some country roads and motorway, I'm getting a second car this month to keep the miles of the RS6 (still only on 38k mind you), but I actually worked out it would save me at least £100 a month after insurance etc just in fuel, so I'm going to make the most of bringing the plus into work whilst I still can.

......I used my'n as a daily over the xmas period due to the cold weather (easy choice when the other option on a cold morning is a vespa!!) and my fuel bill after 2 weeks was quite frankly frightening

...... wouldnt want to imagine what two turbos straped to it would have done !!!
.......although admitedily my commute is only 3 miles each way and all town driving so quite possibly the most uneconomical drive in any car, plus if I were really worried about fuel economy I would have bought a 306 diesel
Keep the pictures coming Amar.
Danny
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 9:11 pm
by Nobby
Lovely looking car Amar!

Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 9:35 pm
by HYFR
Amar wrote: I'm getting a second car this month to keep the miles of the RS6 (still only on 38k mind you), but I actually worked out it would save me at least £100 a month after insurance etc just in fuel, so I'm going to make the most of bringing the plus into work whilst I still can.

tbh mate, been there, done that
the conclusion i came to is that I'd rather spend the £100 a month extra just so im driving it and enjoying it
you're car will still be worth the same with 58k on the clock, so why let someone else enjoy it ?
my R8 just sits there not being driven ... such a waste
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:24 pm
by bilko1
I thought you had a BMW oil burner as a daily Amar?
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:35 pm
by Ryan_Pestell
Use mine as a daily and love it, pick it over my m3 everyday.
Amar, that looks fantastic.
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:42 pm
by Mr V10
Sold it now, it was too fancy for a daily driver, a £3-500 banger will do me nicely, I know what your saying DK. But I'd prefer to have a second car, for various reasons, I've been running big auto V8s for nearly as long as I've had a license as a daily driver, so I know the score. One of the most frustrating things was when they would break down and it isn't easy getting a hire car at this age! Also, where I keep my RS6, it takes a fair amount of time getting it out of its hideaway, it would be good to have a car I could just jump in and go, the minuim £100 saving a month (will be closer to £200+) will be a bloody nice bonus too.
Virdee, I'll give you a shout next week or so, just need the standard size x 8 and two locking wheel nuts (I know which ones as have taken the code from the lock key) Audi want £4.87 each and I work around the corner from the Audi dealer, putting it in for a free MOT soon so was going to grab them then, but if you can get them cheaper I'm all yours.
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:47 pm
by V800RS6
Just a quick query on everyones RS6's.....
Along the sills and front bumper the paint job (in Amar's photo and on my car) looks a slightly differnet shade to rest of car.....is this normal.....?
Re: Hell yeah
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:50 pm
by bilko1
V800RS6 wrote:Just a quick query on everyones RS6's.....
Along the sills and front bumper the paint job (in Amar's photo and on my car) looks a slightly differnet shade to rest of car.....is this normal.....?
Yes pretty much the same on all Audis, it bugs me a bit tbh as other cheaper brands can get a match.