Audi TT The Audi TT line, in both the coupe and roadster combines Audi's All Wheel Drive performance with the feel of a European sports car.

Have you tried making your TT AWD to RWD

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Old 01-25-2011, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by yarik123
my rear tires are not spinning when i drive but i lifted the car up and they work fine seems like there is a lose of connection does any one know what could be wrong? and where can i find the haldex fuse?
Yarik, read this thread. Stock, the TT rear wheels do not get enough power to spin, unless you are on ice.

Andre
http://audittrs.wordpress.com/tag/haldex/
 
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Old 02-03-2011, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by cincyTT
The tt is primarily a fwd car. It only sends power to the rears when it needs to and even then it only sends 20% to the rear from factory. This can be changed by a hpa motorsports controller and send as much as 50% to the rears. The a4 quattro is a real awd system unlike the tt. So you can easily make it a fwd car by just disabiling the haldex unit but it does harm the trans if done often. Making it a rwd would require way more work and cost a pretty penny.

So for a dyno here and there you can make it a fwd car and then turn it right back to "awd" afterwards. I will repeat myself that this is not to be done often or for a long period of time.

And by the way if you remove the axles what are the wheels going to attach to?
Is this true of the Mk2 platform as well? I didn't realize there were two AWD designs from Audi.
 
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