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Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 7:33 am
by EDIGREG
loxxrider wrote:I marked my territory on a multi-million dollar house's driveway when I picked up the lambo wheels... pretty embarrassing.


Embarrassing? More like AWESOME!! LOL :lol:

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 5:49 pm
by ChrisAudi80
loxxrider wrote:Might have a deal on another 90 by the way. That will be fun to beat on for a bit :)

B3 or B4?

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 5:58 pm
by loxxrider
b3. Now I am looking at a 530i as well.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 6:32 pm
by ChrisAudi80
loxxrider wrote:b3. Now I am looking at a 530i as well.


If you dropped the ABZ into the 530, that would be cool, too.
Would piss off a bunch of purists. :D

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 6:34 pm
by ChrisAudi80
loxxrider wrote:b3. Now I am looking at a 530i as well.


edit: double post

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 6:38 pm
by loxxrider
haha good idea. That would probably be a bit difficult, but cool. I think the better option would be an E39 M5 motor or an E92 M3 motor. In my dreams! :D I think I'll just use it as a daily ;)

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2011 3:49 pm
by loxxrider
Yesterday it rained so hard my garage flooded, but I did get a new 3/8ths ratchet from good old Craftsman fo free. Today I got an early start and got the driveshaft taken care of along with a ton of sensors and coolant lines. I'm pretty sure the only things holding me back now are one hydraulic line to the trans, the stupid 034 trans mount, and the procon cables.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 3:24 pm
by loxxrider
Change of plans...

E34 is going to be the new dd. At the moment, I can't pay for for two insurances (just due to me having to pay for all of my school and housing this year without a job) so I'll be putting the 200 down for a little bit I think. I *THINK* I'm going to finish the bottom end build and reinstall without the new trans and clutch. I'll probably just put a cheapo clutch in the 016 for now and next year I can pull it all out again to do the big stuff.

I want it driveable, just not insured and driven at the moment. To be honest, I've just wanted an E34 to play with for a long time. It won't be getting all/any of the attention though. I am buying a 530 for a reason... so I can't modify it!

One thing this means is that I'm selling some stuff. ABZ, "built" 01e, lambo wheels, speedline wheels, etc. all for sale :) Make me an offer on anything if you are interested.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 3:43 pm
by Mentosman42
drooling at the 01e but have enough on my plate.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 3:53 pm
by loxxrider
heh, well its a nice one for a good deal. Pass the word along!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 4:12 pm
by ChrisAudi80
Dude, if I had the bucks, I'd jump on your Lambo wheels and the motor.

However, got 2 Audis now to take care of over here, building a house, which will be VERY expensive, plus some business stuff to care of.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 10:01 pm
by 85oceanic
"Built" O1E? What was done to it man?

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 3:59 am
by loxxrider
High bias torsen center diff, torsen front diff, cryoed input shaft and 1st+ 2nd gears, wpc treated (micro shot-peened) input shaft and 1st + 2nd gears), shift collar upgrade, and just freshly rebuilt by Scott. Thats about it. Its a wide first 5 speed.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:37 am
by 85oceanic
Dizzzam! If I had $$ I would be all over it. Would be nice to just for-go the 016 and go straight to 01E.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 3:19 pm
by loxxrider
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Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:09 pm
by Kuma
i love it! you know i found some Rs2 parts you might be interested in if i can ever get the guy to respond!!!!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:34 pm
by jcarrick
Dude, what did you pay for that thing??

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:41 pm
by Kuma
you need this car Chris.



http://sofitted.com/2011/02/18/quick-sn ... -bus-trip/

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:48 am
by loxxrider
holy sh*t! haha

Jon, I paid $900 :D It needs some love though. Valve cover gaskets, giubo, and about $400 in suspension parts (at least) to get it as a nice dd. Still a good deal though.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 10:23 am
by jcarrick
That's a great deal! It looks super clean. It's funny, I've been driving my sisters car for the past three weeks (a 1974 beetle) while she's been out of the country and highly considering either an audi 90 or an e30 to dd till the s4 is done. I just don't think I can take money away from this project right now

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 10:43 am
by Mcstiff
Do you have a shot of the Holset/mani/head without charge air tube from above? I'd like to see how much space there is.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2011 1:50 pm
by loxxrider
Ed, I'm going to get that picture for you either tonight or tomorrow.

I finally got another chance to work on the 200 today (after taking the driveshaft out of the E34 today as well). I have been too worried about figuring out whats wrong with the 530i to worry about the 200. Parts for that are on the way and will be here next week, so I'm hoping to have that reliable and on the road for work the week after. That will let me focus on the ole 5-ringed beast.

I took out the rad, disconnected the clutch fluid line, and cut out that damned trans mount today. Now the shift linkage is the ONLY thing keeping it from coming out as far as I know. Its just sitting on top of the motor and trans mounts ready to be lifted out. Gotta find a buddy to help me get the hood off so I can get the hoist positioned as well and then it should be out tomorrow if I have time.

I'm debating on what to do at the moment because I'm still living with my parents for one more year and my mom wants the car put back together ASAP lol. I am definitely going to fix the ps rack and all related hoses and obviously at least a new head gasket and such. I am hoping that I can do rods too but its kinda pointless without doing the clutch or clutch and tranny as well. Guess I can do the rods now and pull the tranny later to do a clutch if I have to, but I feel like I'm just going to do a full motor build at that point anyway since it will be next year when I have mo' money.

I know this all makes it seem pointless for me to have pulled it all apart, but the poor thing has been leaking too many fluids for its own good... it needed to at least get the head gasket and ps pump sorted out regardless.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2011 3:33 pm
by 85oceanic
Dude, If I where closer I would totally stop and lend a hand! xD Sounds like your making some good progress though! I also have done the DD while the Audi is down thing and it's hard to maintain a DD while putting money towards the Audi. The prelude that I had was a money pit but luckily the pathfinder is bullet proof and takes a good thrashing.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2011 8:49 am
by loxxrider
Ben, I appreciate the thought! I would love to have a helping hand, but there are no motorgeeks around here! I do have a friend or two who want to help out from time to time.

Anyway, engine is finally out. I had to get it out this morning before some people come to look at the house in about at 2:00. Got the motor out at noon :) Now for a *SERIOUS* degreasing of everything and some steering rack work!

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Ed, here is that pic you asked for

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Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: Rebuild Time

Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2011 8:56 am
by Mcstiff
Cool, thanks! Looks like a lots of room to run a WG in an adapter.