Quattro Launch
#11
06-08-2008, 02:28 PM
RE: Quattro Launch
ORIGINAL: euro_2nr
Quattro's DEFINETELY come with ESP. Majority of post 99 Audi's have it.
Quattro's DEFINETELY come with ESP. Majority of post 99 Audi's have it.
Havent tried launching mine yet tho.
#13
06-09-2008, 09:56 AM
RE: Quattro Launch
so can you turn the esp off to get a better launch? o and by the way...when you guys pop the clutch do you get a slight buck before you take off? or does she just b-line straight up.
#14
06-12-2008, 11:51 AM
RE: Quattro Launch
ORIGINAL: AudiCross
it applies power to the wheel with the most resistance
ORIGINAL: Mike@DTH
I can but I make a little more then stock hp.
On the quattro car it is not easy to spin all 4 wheels off the line since the car has a torsen center diff which applies power to the wheel with the least resistance and the car also uses the ABS to slow down the fastest spinning wheel and apply resistance.
I can but I make a little more then stock hp.
On the quattro car it is not easy to spin all 4 wheels off the line since the car has a torsen center diff which applies power to the wheel with the least resistance and the car also uses the ABS to slow down the fastest spinning wheel and apply resistance.
Remove one of your axles and then try saying that again.
#15
06-12-2008, 10:14 PM
RE: Quattro Launch
The front and read differentials transfer power to the wheel with least resistance, thats why ESP will apply breaks to that wheel in order to stop slippage. The center diff applies power to the front and rear depending on which has most resistance
#16
06-12-2008, 11:13 PM
RE: Quattro Launch
ORIGINAL: AudiCross
The front and read differentials transfer power to the wheel with least resistance, thats why ESP will apply breaks to that wheel in order to stop slippage. The center diff applies power to the front and rear depending on which has most resistance
The front and read differentials transfer power to the wheel with least resistance, thats why ESP will apply breaks to that wheel in order to stop slippage. The center diff applies power to the front and rear depending on which has most resistance
#17
06-13-2008, 08:44 PM
RE: Quattro Launch
Hmm, well even if that is so, it still does what i said lol. it is rare that you have sustained power transfer, but what you say about it not applying sustained power seems odd, as it is mentioned otherwise in everything of it i have read and that would make it useless for the off-road uses such as Rally that is was designed for. That and the mechanics wouldn't make much sense looking at how it works
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