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Member ID: revn2go

Location: Rutland, MA

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1995 Audi 90

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed-1mph
  • HP-1
  • Weight-1lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

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    • Currently 3.0/5 Stars.

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Last updated: Apr 11, 2008

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1995 Audi 90s

When I bought this car it looked brand new on the inside and out. The paint was origional and shined like new with 121K miles. Only issues were leaks...God damn this car leaked oil from every conceivable place! Oil pans, front seals, head gaskets, valve cover gaskets, etc. Removed the engine assy and systematically replaced every seal in the car, replaced the timing belt and waterpump and replaced every sensor on the car...even replaced the leaking steering rack. Replaced exhaust with a Stebro system (which I really did not like...they are morons), replaced CATS and jethot coated the manifolds and installed RS2 Headlights. This car runs MINT...Finished it off with a kick-ass Alpine stereo driving 1000W of JL and Boston Acoustic speakers. I love this car! Added ASA AR1 rims for a classy look.

revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90

My only advice to anyone that owns one of these is replace EVERYTHING if you tear one of these engines down...it is very hard to service this car and if you are going to start replacing head gaskets and upper oil pans, spend the money and do everything at once. Getting the steering rack out is childs play with the heads removed, but would cost 3000K plus if done at a dealer. I honestly don't think Audi ever thought this car would break! The parts are very hard to remove without taking half the car apart. Its a bitch to work on, but once you have done one, it all makes sense and you wonlt ever fear working on a German car again...They are extremely well engineered.

revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90


revn2go's 1995 Audi 90

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dmoney6115  

Posted by: dmoney6115

03/09/2009 08:07PM

Hey i love your ride, i am extremely impressed with the work you have done to it, its very sharp. i have '93 90cs i want to rebuild everything as you did, it runs "okay" right now but for advice are there any parts that you suggest replacing first? it has 158k quiet miles, but i know the engine could definitely run smoother, i dont have much skills with motors thats why i am asking your opinion. thank you please email me at dmoney6115@gmail.com with any information.

geilesAuto  

Posted by: geilesAuto

07/29/2008 09:36AM

i love your ride, 5 stars for sure! come check out my ride

Eurospeed93  

Posted by: Eurospeed93

04/11/2008 07:09AM

Hey man Nice car....i got a 93 90s, same color and stuff but where'd you get that grill from? i've been looking ALL over for anything i can do to the exterrior of this car but as far as parts i cant find ANNNYTHING haha i got to the point where i took the chrome audi piece of the grill so it was all black...im getting pictures soon so keep an eye out for them but email me an let me know asap. thanks man
juliandupont@tmail.com

1994audi90s  

Posted by: 1994audi90s

02/01/2008 06:06PM

TAHNK YOU FOR RESPONDING
BY ANY CHANCE YOU WOULD NOT HAPPEN TO KNOW WERE TO GET THEM OR IF A BODY SHOP WOULD PAINT THEM RED TO MATCH THE CAR

revn2go  

Posted by: revn2go

02/01/2008 05:23PM

Those are the OEM Moulding colors. The 90S came both ways. I believe it was a package deal.

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Member ID: revn2go

Location: Rutland, MA