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Siena (m)
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Hi Siena,
Just a little bit curious this project car your working on is it LHD? and do you intend ship it home ? i ask as my experience of the standard RS4 is that its lower than the standard A4 estate, the suspension is real hard great on the autobahn, somewhat challenging on British roads and completetly impossible on Niaja roads.
If you use it in the UK and you stretch that power keep the german plates on, it might just save your licence, otherwise try the M6 toll i suspect they have an unspoken rule to look the other way if you hit the high notes.
Otherwise great car and great project, stay Blessed.
Thanks for your comments, brother. It's a UK-spec car, and RHD. I don't intend to ship it to Nigeria. Yes, it's lower than the standard A4. I attend regular track days, and quarter-mile sprints all through the summer, mostly during weekends. So, come the week, I've got all the bile out of my system, and no need to go mad on the public roads! 
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Siena (m)
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The first of the "surgery" pictures. The rear quarters are cut away wholesale . . . 
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Siena (m)
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Rear arches smoothed . . .
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Siena (m)
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More. Arch width is more obvious here. . .
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Siena (m)
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Modified 2000-spec trunk lid. Compare with the original in the pictures of the car, pre-surgery, and you'll spot the difference . . .
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Siena (m)
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More pictures . . .
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Siena (m)
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Front fenders . . .
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Siena (m)
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Another front fender view. . .
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Siena (m)
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For comparison, here are 2 different pictures - Audi RS4, and Audi S4 (S4 has same metalwork as my car originally did, skinny). . .
Audi RS4. . .
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Siena (m)
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. . . Audi S4. Note lack of flared arches, and side skirts. . .
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Siena (m)
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2000-spec trunk lid, before modifications. Compare with the same trunk lid on this page, fitted to the car, and again, the differences stand out. . .
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spoilt (f)
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This project no be small thing!  siena i get one jalopy wey you fit turn to limo for me abeg. 
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Siena (m)
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This project no be small thing!  siena i get one jalopy wey you fit turn to limo for me abeg.  Anything's possible! 
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spoilt (f)
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k Anything's possible!  As if! anyway, I like to see people commited to their own cause! gives you reason to wake up and bound out of bed!
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uspry1 (f)
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Wow, i am so impressed your "PIMP MY RIDE" (CABLE TV SHOW) expert doing Audi RS4 project. You remind of my former two-years male best friend, who is deaf, former body shop/auto repair fixing up his used car himself. I forgot which model/year (he sold it). Now he fixes up his Harley Davidson sport biker as hobby mechanic!!!
My dad used to be licensed mechanic, still today he commits as hobby on weekend. Too old for pimping my ride stuff, only focus on classic Dodge pickup truck as well as modernized bulldozer tractor and farm tractor he like to fix up that he went to the auto auction purchasing 3 wrecked school buses that he can take "3 engines" out for those pickup truck/tractor fitting. Three empty school buses are used as "storage shed". My parent's property are big enough with 10 acres land surrounding house and two home-made giant working gargage shop. My dad also was licensed home builder/carpenter too.
I wish I could hire you to be my "PIMP MY RIDE" to spice up my old car (4th car purchase) turning into brand new one.
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Siena (m)
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Uspry, sounds like your dad's quite a guy! It IS interesting, watching a car evolve, turn into what you want it to.
The Americans love the RS4, it was never available in the US, the regular A4 / S4 was though.
You dad's lucky though, I'd give a lot to have that sort of space surrounding my property, but maybe later, who knows?
What make and model is your car?
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fotodaddy (m)
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@siena This is really something you have going!! Sadly, we are only happy for so long and I wonder what project you'll be upto in the next year or two. I guess you are not married and have no kids otherwise, them no go go school forsake of project  Keep it up man!!
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Siena (m)
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@siena This is really something you have going!! Sadly, we are only happy for so long and I wonder what project you'll be upto in the next year or two. I guess you are not married and have no kids otherwise, them no go go school forsake of project  Keep it up man!! Lol! Children will have to eat brake pads, and wash them down with hydraulic fluid, or oil!  Well, it's what I do for a living, so my car must showcase my work. It's not a car I'm ever going to sell either! 
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Siena (m)
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Pictures of my previous project car, a 1987 Audi Coupe quattro. Original 2.2 5 cylinder 10V engine (136 horsepower) was binned in favour of a 2.2 5 cylinder 20V turbo, from a 1995 Audi RS2.
With a bit of fettling, replacing the original KKK-k26 turbo with a huge KKK-K29, 4 bar MAP sensor, Sport Quattro exhaust manifold, custom chargecooler, capacity increase to 2.5, topped off with a revised ECU map, power was increased from the RS2's original 315 horsepower, to 426 horsepower.
I managed a 3.98sec 0-60, the car weighed about 1,325 kgs.
Some pictures, different colours! Originally Panther Black Metallic, then Kiwi Yellow, finally she was Audi Inca Orange Pearl. . .
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Siena (m)
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Her in Inca Orange Pearl, with Audi Coupe GTO kit, by Rieger.
Took me days to get it to fit properly, as fibre glass isn't particularly nice to work with. . .
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Siena (m)
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Engine bay pictures. . .
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Prince Lex
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beautiful siena, beautiful! I like people who have mad skills with mechanical stuffs. Keep it up, we might do biz in the near future when your hands will be flaming with them car pimping skills. 
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Siena (m)
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Thanks Viper, keep in touch. 
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DatNiggaAk
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siena, you are one really crazy talented dude I THINK ITS TIME i contact MTV base so we start pimp my ride in naija keep it up
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Emperoh (m)
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Siena Take the Next Available Flight back to Naija. Because You are denying us the opportunity of Running Pimp my ride in nigeria.
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adechuks (m)
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Siena Siena. I really look forward to seeing your work in the UK, as soon as I can.
Great work you have there. Well done sir.
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Siena (m)
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Thanks guys for all your feedback, much appreciated!
She'll be ready next week, slow work, as I've got my clients to cater for, everyone wants their cars ready for the summer's show season.
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cybersleek (m)
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Hi Siena,
Great project you,ve got going there. Whereabouts are you? would like to come and see your car one of these days when you are through with it if you don't mind. Holla on my email address, Goodluck!
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Siena (m)
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Hi Siena,
Great project you,ve got going there. Whereabouts are you? would like to come and see your car one of these days when you are through with it if you don't mind. Holla on my email address, Goodluck!
That'a fine. You can contact me via Yahoo!
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Siena (m)
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I've also had the priviledge of having some of my work magazine featured. Enjoy the reading!  Some folk also reckon my name "Siena's" just a username, lol. It's my real name. My 1987 Audi Coupe quattro, as featured by Performance VW Magazine. . .
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