Posted by Admin 17 Feb 2010


That´s my Audi A4 Avant. The track is a german autobahn from Marktl (birthplace of the pope) to munich. No speed limit!!! My max speed was 209 km/h. Acceleration ca. 10sec. I have a new muffler from Bastuck. Thereby the Audi is running 220 km/h (=137mp/h) :-) Music: Markus – Ich gib gas

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Posted by Admin 17 Feb 2010

Mercedes, BMW, Audi target smaller cities & towns
Mercedes, BMW, Audi target smaller cities & townsMercedes, BMW, Audi target smaller cities & towns

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Posted by Admin 17 Feb 2010

If you got a motorcycle and some additional cash, you can customize your bike to look and feel however you like. It is truly a lifestyle from the tuning of the engine, to choosing the appropriate riding gear. But before you began, you simply need to take a look at some must have accessories for motorcycles enthusiasts.

Safety accessories are probably among the most important things you’ll need when you first get a motorbike regardless of what you or anyone else thinks. If you can not afford the a decent safety kit then you shouldn’t be riding bike. You must get a helmet, good riding jacket, and some good boots if (stylish if you’d like).

There are a lot of other items that you should purchase that are related to safety but aren’t as required as the ones you must have. For example, you can get a full riding suit that’s flame resistant which would definitely be a good thing to have when going fast.

Say for example you ride a lot i.e. going to work, the gym or just cruising. You could require something to hold all of your stuff in? There are lots of different options that you’ll have to choose between. Like a strong backpack to fit your belongings in. Or a leather saddlebag that you can ride with that you could place an adequate amount of items in.

Most of the time you will find that you want to have a personal feel to the bike. I’m quite sure you will like riding your machine, but there may be something about it that you hate. You may not like the way the seat feels, or have a solo seat and want a double. If that’s the case you can go and get a custom seat or simply purchase a new one for a fair price.

You may find many physical accessories that make your cycle look better. Decals are a very hot, inexpensive and straightforward way to have your bike customized. You can select from OEM decals to anything you can think about. Decals are an awesome way to have your bike noticed. It also gives your bike a ‘race’ look.

Just glance at the brands and how much the parts are and you’ll be able to find good brand parts and other accessories for motorcycles at a lower costs. It’s also possible to find very competitive prices online as well. If you’re thinking about where you can get great gear for your motorcycle be sure to visit the resource box below.

Posted by Admin 17 Feb 2010

I am looking to purchase one but I have heard there are a lot of hidden cost and just regular maintenance can be pretty high. Also, I have heard Audi’s do not have a resell value and suffer from mechanical problems.

Any ideas? Any information would be appreciated.

Posted by Admin 17 Feb 2010


2009 Audi A6 Super Bowl commercial “The Chase” with better music. MSW “Vez” from the March 2009 release LOKA. mswmusic.com

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Posted by Admin 16 Feb 2010


My audi 1.8T stock. From 0 to 170

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Posted by Admin 16 Feb 2010

My brother wants me to install an amp in his 1996 Audi Cabriolet, but I have a few questions.

Is the battery located under the hood or somewhere else? I know most BMWs have them in the trunk.

Where is the best place to run a 4 gauge power wire and RCAs to the front of the car?

Posted by Admin 16 Feb 2010

It’s important to know what to look for when buying a discounted motorbike helmet. The most important feature is that its safety is approved with the marking BS 6658 1985 or UN/ECE 22.05. This will ensure you safety and your passengers’ safety in case of collision or coming off the bike.

In this article we’ll cover what you need to look for to ensure you safety is not compromised by a discount motorcycle helmet. By following these simple guidelines you can assure that style, comfort and, above all, safety isn’t affected by a low price tag of a motorbike helmet.

Firstly, are you able to establish why the helmet is discounted? In most cases it will simply be because it’s an end of line item or the last remaining stock. Most retailers will discount items that are the end of a stock range to improve their stock management. However, you can never assume this. Ask before making a purchase why the price has been lowered.

In 2009 new safety standard ratings were brought in by SHARP – the Department for Transport’s Safety Helmet Assessment and Rating Programme. 25 additional helmets were rated by the SHARP system in addition to the existing 150 helmets already rated by the system. If there’s a discounted helmet for sale and it’s one of the 175 approved SHARP helmets you’ll be increasing the safety of your ride.

Paul Clark, the Road Safety Minister who published the new safety ratings claims that “50 lives could be saved each year” if all riders were to wear the SHARP rated helmets. These ratings offer riders a great increase in their safety.

It might seem obvious, but another point to mention is to look for a reputable seller. Online auction websites will often have discounted motorcycle helmets available for sale. However, does the seller have good feedback? Is the item brand new? Is the helmet completely clear of defects or damages? Most online auction websites will allow you to contact the seller before making a purchase.

If you’re buying from an online website that’s not auction based you may be more protected due to trading laws. However, it’s still your responsibility to check the reputation of the business that’s selling the discount motorcycle helmets. If the seller’s in a foreign country the trading laws and safety laws might be different to in the UK.

Posted by Admin 16 Feb 2010

2 Soldiers Killed In Crash Were From NJ, Idaho
The State Patrol says two Fort Carson soldiers killed in a weekend crash were cannon operators from New Jersey and Idaho. The soldiers were identified Monday as 28-year-old Pfc. Pawl S. Serafin of Hillsborough, N.J., and 23-year-old Spc. Kale D. Clay of Boise, Idaho. Investigators say they were passengers in an Audi driven by another soldier who crossed the center line of a road and collided …

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Posted by Admin 16 Feb 2010


AUDI A6 C5 DAYLINE DEVIL EYES LAMPY LED

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