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    So, it seems they are off a bit now, all the nuts are tight so i was wondering if the cold weather has affected the setup, last 2 weeks has been very cold -25 without windchill.




    looking at this last pic the heads look real bad

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    Better, but I see the passenger side angling out towards the side. Maybe better to see this in person?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew21 View Post
    Better, but I see the passenger side angling out towards the side. Maybe better to see this in person?
    yeah, its hard with the new audis, the front end is very round. i had no problem with m25 on my old jetta but its been a pain on this little fella. Ill be buying a new s4 grill this summer and the heads fit much nicer on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bodom View Post
    So, it seems they are off a bit now, all the nuts are tight so i was wondering if the cold weather has affected the setup, last 2 weeks has been very cold -25 without windchill.




    looking at this last pic the heads look real bad
    It's way too cold there to mess with it outside....inside a heated garage may be OK. Try holding a yardstick or anything similar against the four rings, assuming they provide a stable surface. Then, measure from the yardstick to the inner and outer ends of the sensors. This will tell you if the sensors are aimed straight down the road. To check how level they are, hold anything thin (I use a six inch metal scale) on the top or bottom surface of the sensors and lay a spirit/bubble level on the accessable part of the (scale). This could make a good install better. Hope this helps.
    Last edited by Jerry Lee; 01-11-2011 at 07:39 PM.

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    Bodom... Where are you located? Canada? Also is that a Q5 or a Q7?

    I'm curious cause I have a Q7 and am located in Calgary, AB. I'm thinking of installing the LI Dual HP up front, just because Calgary Cops exclusively use Laser.

    Marcus

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ducs_Of_Hazzard View Post
    Bodom... Where are you located? Canada? Also is that a Q5 or a Q7?

    I'm curious cause I have a Q7 and am located in Calgary, AB. I'm thinking of installing the LI Dual HP up front, just because Calgary Cops exclusively use Laser.

    Marcus
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