About strapping it to the roof rack…I had my gunwale brackets and tiedowns in the car ready to give it a go (you can see them in the picture) Just didn’t sit right to load it up on the roof at 10+ ft long. Idk? Hindsight, I prolly should have.
And I knew the hatch wasn’t going to close. I had to strap the boot shut. I literally just moved it into place and barely tapped the glass (unfortunately before I wrapped it and the raw pipe is what did it in more than anything). Next thing I know, pop.
How far are you going with it? I paid a buddy with a pickup truck a case of beer to avoid scratching up my interior.
Glad happy2b5’s pic made it in here!
about 10 km
don’t care about hte interior of the A4 lol
It seriously needs some better seats. Wish it had the sport package.
Pickup truck…would that be long enough? NOt that I know ANYONE with a pickup anyway, but just wondering. I’m thinking the exhaust is around 10-11 feet long.
Car is 15 feet nose to tail. Here’s a good pic since we didn’t get a measurement
The catback appears to start about 9 or 10 feet from the rear.
I’ve also included the picture without my drawing. Great view of the car.
pickup truck beds are typically 8’ maximum
I transported my s4 catback in a 5.5’ bed, with some overhang. I just tied a red rag to it and took it down with some hanging off the end
Are pickup trucks really that rare up there? I figured with the snow, 4x4 pickup trucks would be around. Or do you just need more friends lol. There’s always someone around I can get with a pickup truck, well if I don’t want to use my own.
They’re around in rural areas
Where I live…not so much. Maybe the people doing the renovations on the homes lol. No buddies have one.
Yeah, they’re around…lots of construction workers drive them so they can carry their lunch boxes to/from the job site 
Cory’s a snob. Forgive him.
You could cut it on the straight portions between the center section and the two end mufflers. Then if you are going to use it again or sell it, get two more center exhaust clamps to join the three pieces together. That way you would have three 4-6 feet long sections; which are much easier to transport.
huh, funny, I’m the only person in my area without one (for the time being, looking for a 12v). lots of horses, boats, car trailers and tradespeople so that necessitates having one.
Yea I can imagine. We went camping with a group of people about a month ago, one of the guys made a tow behind camper completely from scratch in about a month’s time. It was ridiculously nice. Kinda made me want to have one to tow behind the jeep lol.
http://www.tneuros.com/forums/index.php?topic=17574.0;topicseen
I love them. So useful. unfortunately having a third garage would be necessary for me to house it.
just post the pictures. Need to login and I don’t want to create an account just to see a pic of TN-TT (Tennessee Trailer Trash )
I was just tryin to avoid clogging the thread up with pics, didn’t realize you had to log in to see it though. Edited my other post now. And I think a better name would be TN-TTTbT - (Tennessee’s Trashiest Trailers Towed by Trucks)
That shit is awesome! Idea of what that cost him to fabricate?
Very cool
haha
my thread and I don’t give a shit. Just wanted an answer to a question. Now that we kind of have it, have at it.
holy shit that was awesome
hey, what was the point of it again? Seems really small. Can he sleep in there?
My guess would be yes. Surely it was built to accommodate sleeping / camping.
@teardrop trailers
I think he said he was right at $3250 to date . Including the trailer frame he made from scratch, axels he had made to his spec, and all materials. He’s obviously pretty talented too.
In person, the finished product was even more amazing.
Oh yea. He had a queen mattress in there. You couldn’t stand up, but 2 people + their ~50lb dog slept in there. You could probably stand on your knees though inside of it on the bed and be fine.
The headboard was setup to have 2 speakers, as well as 2 outlets and usb ports for charging phones. And the backside had tons of storage as well as lights. So they setup the grill right off the back and used the lights to see while cooking.
He said he got a lot of info off of this site: http://www.tnttt.com/ Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers
or t n ttt for short (tnttt.com)
There are constantly build sheets, as well as new & used trailers for sale. A lot of creative ideas as well.
Okay, well I know it is a bit late for this but I finally measured my stock RS4 exhaust (sorry, it is behind a bunch of crap in my garage).
~8’6" long and ~48" at its widest point (muffler to muffler).
Hopefully this will help someone in the future.
Did you end up getting it home in your B8 A4 wagon?