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formulagigi -> RE: 2.7T w/Tiptronic - Hesitation (12/28/2007 6:18:16 AM)
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I used to own a 1996 A6 2.8 and now own a 2004 A6 2.7T Q, both Automatic though the 1996 did not have the tip mode. Both have a delay in acceleration at very low RPM, it was more obvious in the 2.8 from a tranny standpoint… I guess in 8 years they made some… slight … improvements! The delay in the 2.7T at first seemed more significant but with more driving I found it was b/c of the added power and Turbos, which the 2.8 did not have. Their short lag gave that effect in my personal experience. I think it is to some extent inherent to our cars. Also the hoses tend to expand and shrink giving variation in boost delivery. In my experience, gunning it from a stand still with the 2.7T TIP will give you more delay than easing in the throttle before flooring it. I get better accelerations at red lights by doing so. You could also brake launch it.. ;) Ouch! Not too often though! I would say that my mods have somewhat deleted this delay problems with better boost hold (Hoses, Bipipe, DV’s) and more torque at low RPM (Piggies, PowerGaskets). I reprogrammed my tranny with 01032 code and it helped with the overall tip experience and especially giving my a true 1st gear. I heard various conflicting opinions on the tip chip and no conclusive test showing improvements on 1/4 mile. I am not sure though that it would cure the lag mentioned above. Have you tried taking your car to a shop and look for codes with a VAGcom? Just to make sure there is nothing wrong with it? If you’re modded and putting down lots of power, I would consider getting an upgraded TC from a reputable shop.
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