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Replaced front swaybar links.

but it was on the Foresterer...

 

 

 

I just wanted to bump up my old thread really. :D

 

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My new daily; 2012 audi a6

- adjusted sat nav voice level

- adjusted bass and treble levels

- adjusted side and back bolster settings

- adjusted night vision camera contrast

-drove it

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Resurrecting this dead/sleeping thread. 😂

So late last week after a long (almost) 8 years of the 33 being off the road finally got it fixed up and registered again. Feels so good to finally have it back in action again. 🙂

Installed a new head unit the other day which replaced the 20 year plus old system - nice to have actual phone connectivity and apps like Waze etc. 

 

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Finally replaced the previous temporary mesh indicator surrounds (temporary was the last 10+ years 😂) with a 3D printed GTR style version for the front indicators. I think it looks a lot nicer than the old setup and at least the indicators now point in the correct direction rather than angled off. Needed a little bit of tweaking to deal with the intercooler piping but got there in the end. Old and new photos below. 

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