18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
How much would a set of original Avus 18 inch wheels cost second hand... with good tyres!
They came of a 52 plate S4 and i wouldnt mind fitting them to my 1999 S4... They would fit... Wouldnt they?
I have a potential purchase for the set of 4 at a price of £150... They will need some refurbishing but they arent in bad condition... This seems to be a really good deal for the money...
Any advice would be appreciated...
And also... I have read a lot on this forum that people are changing out the N75 valve... and also upgrading to 710,s
Does this give you any more boost.. If not.. Whats the real reason for them doing this?
Sorry for the silly questions but am not a mechanic... but i would replace all if its helps in the running of my motor
Many thanks
Andy
They came of a 52 plate S4 and i wouldnt mind fitting them to my 1999 S4... They would fit... Wouldnt they?
I have a potential purchase for the set of 4 at a price of £150... They will need some refurbishing but they arent in bad condition... This seems to be a really good deal for the money...
Any advice would be appreciated...
And also... I have read a lot on this forum that people are changing out the N75 valve... and also upgrading to 710,s
Does this give you any more boost.. If not.. Whats the real reason for them doing this?
Sorry for the silly questions but am not a mechanic... but i would replace all if its helps in the running of my motor
Many thanks
Andy
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RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
£150 for the set? Bite their hand off! I paid more than twice that.
The N75 is a boost controller. People have been changing these for the RS2 item for more boost, but you are better off doing a search on here, as there is a lot to be read on the subject.
The 710N valves are the DV's (Divertor Valves). Defo get yourself a pair of these. They should set you back about £40+ for the pair, but will ensure your car can hold boost more reliably (presuming of course there are no other issues) than the stock 710A valves.
The N75 is a boost controller. People have been changing these for the RS2 item for more boost, but you are better off doing a search on here, as there is a lot to be read on the subject.
The 710N valves are the DV's (Divertor Valves). Defo get yourself a pair of these. They should set you back about £40+ for the pair, but will ensure your car can hold boost more reliably (presuming of course there are no other issues) than the stock 710A valves.
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RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
And to answer your first question - Stigter sold a set of 5 recently for £550, although they did look immaculate.
RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
Cheers Guys... Will be getting some 710n DV,s then... Any ideas where i get hold of the rs2 N75 from... and how much are they roughly?
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RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
Have a look at replica wheels made incidentally by a company called replicas.
Why do they call it rush hour when nothing moves!?!
Standard S4, but not for long.
Standard S4, but not for long.
RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
I know where they are coming from so they wouldnt be replicas!!!
Just a good deal!!!!
I have bought them anyway for the asking price of £150... They will need a rub down and paint but all in all a great deal... and will look great on the motor when i have refurbished them...
Thanks for your comments... appreciated...
Just a good deal!!!!
I have bought them anyway for the asking price of £150... They will need a rub down and paint but all in all a great deal... and will look great on the motor when i have refurbished them...
Thanks for your comments... appreciated...
RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
I've been looking for a set for a while but they do seem to go for good money. They looks the dogs danglies on S4's.
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RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
Looks like mine will be for sale Mike (along with everything else). Give me a shout if you're interested.
RE: 18 inch Avus alloy wheels.. How much?
Pi*sed off at the turbo problem or scared of the future competition?
Seriously though, I'm sorry to hear of the turbo problem. Can't you just buy a couple of CHRA's and keep the car?
I couldn't possibly afford another motor, but I might be interested in anything useful for my upcoming conversion. Send me a PM..
Mike

I couldn't possibly afford another motor, but I might be interested in anything useful for my upcoming conversion. Send me a PM..
Mike
FWIW, as an option, I bought 18" replica Avus wheels from Elite Direct.
They look well on my S4 and more importantly fit right over the RS6 brakes without spacers. Clearance between caliper and spokes is high - maybe even 10mm. Clearance between inside circumferance of wheel and outer edge of caliper is not so much at only around 5mm.
They look well on my S4 and more importantly fit right over the RS6 brakes without spacers. Clearance between caliper and spokes is high - maybe even 10mm. Clearance between inside circumferance of wheel and outer edge of caliper is not so much at only around 5mm.
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Do you have the RS6 discs as well(as opposed to B7 RS4 I mean)?SunDiver wrote:FWIW, as an option, I bought 18" replica Avus wheels from Elite Direct.
They look well on my S4 and more importantly fit right over the RS6 brakes without spacers. Clearance between caliper and spokes is high - maybe even 10mm. Clearance between inside circumferance of wheel and outer edge of caliper is not so much at only around 5mm.
What are the offset of the reps?
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