traction control
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Lay wheels? WTH is that? With a quattro, the rear axle is mechanically attached to the front...
there is no way to turn that off. when you dump the clutch, something has to give, the clutch is the weakest link..
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Yeah, if you had 300hp... you'd still more than likely roast the stock clutch..
you would have to be on a very low grip surface as well.
There is no traction control other than ESP and EDL on any Audi with quattro. You are just not putting enough power down to spin the tires.
There is no traction control other than ESP and EDL on any Audi with quattro. You are just not putting enough power down to spin the tires.
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Re: Yeah, if you had 300hp... you'd still more than likely roast the stock clutch..
man, ive talked to audi guys, there is traction control and what it does is not allow the clutch to let the car get into gear. on newer models it can be turned off in the car and there is somway to do it. THE quatrro COULD lay a wheel
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