.: Projects
Do to the amount of work required to transfer my current DIY's I am going to provide a quick link to them currently being house on Audizine. This will give you a quick place to find your favorite DIY's until I get them over here as well. Enjoy.
There is a lot done to my car already that I had completed as I picked up the car (intercooler, exhaust, coil over's, APR tuned... to name a few). I will try and log those changes and show some pictures as an interest point. Unfortunately those mod's do not have DIY's but I will provide feed back and what ever pictures I was able to snap during the installations.
.: Project List
This is a great mod that can probably be done for around the $100 mark and a good afternoon. One of my favorites. As with the TPMS you have to have the proper ABS controller to do this install. Well worth the effort to never roll on a hill or be able to release your brake in heavy traffic.
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Here is a nice and inexpensive mod for you. Installing the glovebox cooler Audi forgot to install in the A4/A5 B8 cars. Hope you enjoy this one and finally something you can do for most likely under $20.
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Want to add a little more protection? This upgrade will walk you through adding the interior sensor with tilt sensor and the alarm bypass switch. .
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This project covers the upgrade of the rear door locks on the North American models. I've also included instructions on how to install door lock switches if your car didn't come standard with them.
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Long in the making. Here is a great way to light up those door pockets with a nice factory look and control.
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The Tabs on these grills break way to easy. Here is the safe way to change your fog light bulb.
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This was sparked by a member of Audizine and led to this write up. Now you can add a little bit of that missing sound to your standard system.
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This isn't quite plug and play but it's a little mod for those that don't mind playing. I find this is just one more step in completing the car. Stay tuned for the follow up with door pocket lighting.
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Looking to break up all the red lights on your MMI Controls? Well I'll show you how to swap out some of those red LED's to Blue, Green, Orange and white to help match the colour scheme that Audi uses on the display.
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Slightly Larger DIY but not extremely difficult. So now a way to have those factory folding mirrors that the ROW owners could order.
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Finally a way to gain a bit of space for those little things that float around the front of the car.
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Looking for a better look or some more functions such as paddles or controls, then this is where you need to start.
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Another option left out for the North American Market. Nice thing is the trunk liner and trunk are ready to go for this one.
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Need to pump up a low tire or fix a puncture on the go? This is a great little addition.
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Need an extra plug to charge something up or want to keep something out of sight while it's plugged in? What ever the reason here is another factory option that didn't make it to NA.
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Quite a PITA to get the pedals on but worth the effort when it's all done.
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Seems to be harder to find than what you would think. Well not anymore!
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