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guezen · 02-02-2007

I've asked my dealer to look for the parts numbers Sandy posted. Perhaps a nice option for the GTA (and ofcourse Arnoudt's 156) if the price is right.

The full Madeno diff option is just a bit to expensive for my "non-track" GTA. But I would like to have the Q2 fitted for a reasonable price and benefit for normal use and the occasional "damp" Ring visit.

Great find & thread.

Thanks guys.

02-02-2007	#81 (Post Link)
guezen AO Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Kottenborn (NL) Posts: 645 Member car: 147 GTA	Re: Retrofitting a Q2 to an existing Alfa I've asked my dealer to look for the parts numbers Sandy posted. Perhaps a nice option for the GTA (and ofcourse Arnoudt's 156) if the price is right. The full Madeno diff option is just a bit to expensive for my "non-track" GTA. But I would like to have the Q2 fitted for a reasonable price and benefit for normal use and the occasional "damp" Ring visit. Great find & thread. Thanks guys.