I want POWER overstear,is there a EDL or torsen controler for S4.
09-25-2002, 02:34 PM
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I want POWER overstear,is there a EDL or torsen controler for S4.
I am looking for a 25/75 torque split.A higher initial torque and accel side limited-slip at the rear wheels.
09-26-2002, 05:00 AM
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Tire pressures...
...will help give you some degree of oversteer.
A little lower (28-30psi) in the front, and slightly higher in the rear (38-40psi or max. pressure printed on side wall of tire).
This should help the rear end "turn loose" sooner.
A little lower (28-30psi) in the front, and slightly higher in the rear (38-40psi or max. pressure printed on side wall of tire).
This should help the rear end "turn loose" sooner.
09-26-2002, 12:31 PM
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what you need is higher spring rates in the rear
im currently running Eibach pro-kit's in the front & neuspeed Race's in the rear along with a Neuspeed 19mm rear sway bar & it adds just a touch of oversteer
with a bit more stering input the car lets the rear loose smooth & predictably then comes back as soon as power is applied
Stasis makes custom springs & they could probably get you set up with something that will make you happy. but be warned, stasis stuff is top of the line & it ain't cheap
if your looking for "power" oversteer, you really need a RWD car, but Stasis also makes a modified Torsen diff that will send more power to the rear & that will prob help<ul><li><a href="http://www.stasisengineering.com/">Stasis</a></li></ul>
with a bit more stering input the car lets the rear loose smooth & predictably then comes back as soon as power is applied
Stasis makes custom springs & they could probably get you set up with something that will make you happy. but be warned, stasis stuff is top of the line & it ain't cheap
if your looking for "power" oversteer, you really need a RWD car, but Stasis also makes a modified Torsen diff that will send more power to the rear & that will prob help<ul><li><a href="http://www.stasisengineering.com/">Stasis</a></li></ul>
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Looky here
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