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illyun:

--- Quote from: Hurdy on January 07, 2009, 11:51:03 pm ---Only thing is, I love the ED30 and don't really want to swap, so I may have to do an "illyun" :signLOL:

2 cars to mod may get a little expensive though, so would I then have to think about something else! :rolleye:

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You had to go and mention me didn't you Hurdy... brought me out of incognito mode due to my vanity  :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin:  I'll now have to submit some long overdue posts regarding the mods on my Ed30 and visits to JKM and pics of the new R32... plus I have bought ANOTHER car after the R32  :signIWS:  So much for financial prudence during the recession.  :driver:

illyun:
OK, here's a preview of the R32... not very good photo as it was taken with my mobile phone.  Thats my 4 year old daughter in the passenger seat probably thinking 'I've got a nice new clean car to make a lot of mess in' (the Ed30 still hasn't recovered from her vandalism  :sad:)

Hurdy:
You're just trying to tempt me now aren't you :grin: :drool:

08micsta:

--- Quote from: wigit on January 07, 2009, 10:06:00 pm ---the quattro system is actually the vw haldex system, quattro in the true sense rather than the brand was used on the longitudinal engined audis

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Thats incorrect.

Quattro is quattro. Its a Audi developed system known as the Torsion system (Not sure about spelling) and it delivers the same amount of power and torque to all four wheels irrespective of the driving situation.

All Audi's that fall under the quattro brand use the torsion system. It is not the Haldex system. Quattro is permanent 4 wheel drive. Have you ever tried wheel spinning a Audi A4 3.0 litre quattro? Its literally impossible.

Haldex is as far as I understand a bit like traction control. It sends power to the wheels that need power. In effect it is as some consider "all wheel drive". It is not permanent and is not 50/50.

Mike

wigit:
a3s have haldex badged quattro (they are based on the golf floorplan), as per my point a4s have longitudinal engines

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