I rescued a 1993 Audi 90 CS
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I rescued a 1993 Audi 90 CS
Hey everyone,
Names JR, I'm new to audiforums. I bought a 1993 Audi 90 CS from an older couple a couple years ago. The transmission was shot and it wasnt until after I got the car home that they told me their 16 year old asian son was the primary driver of the vehicle.....lucky me.
It sat in my driveway for a couple years, I finally installed myself a new(used)transmission, clutch, valve cover gaskets & several hoses, replaced intake manifold, temporarily replaced leaky muffler with a glaspak (dont laugh i said temporarily
it came off a v8 work van so it doesnt sound like a ricer, replaced wheels/tires, brakes, and to top it off a new battery. If i'd of known that some little punk *** asian kid drove this car I would have never considered taking it on. Anyway, now that I have given it a new life and it runs absolutely perfect, I am beginning to really like it. Its non-quattro, so some audi fanatics might not care for it, but its actually no slouch in the handling department. I live in Seattle so its not exactly ideal driving conditions, especially this time of year. Anyway, i look forward to making some performance and visual upgrades to this car. Its basically stock right now, I took a bunch of small parts and cosmetics off a 1996 Audi Cabriolet. I'll post some photos of it soon. Thanks
Names JR, I'm new to audiforums. I bought a 1993 Audi 90 CS from an older couple a couple years ago. The transmission was shot and it wasnt until after I got the car home that they told me their 16 year old asian son was the primary driver of the vehicle.....lucky me.
It sat in my driveway for a couple years, I finally installed myself a new(used)transmission, clutch, valve cover gaskets & several hoses, replaced intake manifold, temporarily replaced leaky muffler with a glaspak (dont laugh i said temporarily
it came off a v8 work van so it doesnt sound like a ricer, replaced wheels/tires, brakes, and to top it off a new battery. If i'd of known that some little punk *** asian kid drove this car I would have never considered taking it on. Anyway, now that I have given it a new life and it runs absolutely perfect, I am beginning to really like it. Its non-quattro, so some audi fanatics might not care for it, but its actually no slouch in the handling department. I live in Seattle so its not exactly ideal driving conditions, especially this time of year. Anyway, i look forward to making some performance and visual upgrades to this car. Its basically stock right now, I took a bunch of small parts and cosmetics off a 1996 Audi Cabriolet. I'll post some photos of it soon. Thanks
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