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Old 02-23-2019, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Doc H
Now let's see him get down....
That's what I was thinking too!
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Old 03-03-2019, 03:02 PM
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Thanks for posting that. What an amazing video!

If you think about it, he's going up the slope at 85 degrees (so almost 100% vertical). I'd assume there is some Audi approved underwear that was created for this!

One thing that was interesting, is I'd assume the e-tron would use 4 motors (one for each wheel), but it appears they have a single front motor to an open differential.
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Note. It is an 85% slope rather than 85 degree.
85 feet of rise over 100 feet run.
Converts to a 40.36 degree slope.

Still steep. Especially on ice!
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but still on studded tires, which most won't use anyways.
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Originally Posted by J. Patterson
Note. It is an 85% slope rather than 85 degree.
85 feet of rise over 100 feet run.
Converts to a 40.36 degree slope.

Still steep. Especially on ice!
My bad! Thanks for correcting that. If he got almost to the top, it powered out and that cable brake locked, how much fun would that be to get the car back down?
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Originally Posted by Wires
That's what I was thinking too!
They'll lower it backwards with the tow strap
Old 03-04-2019, 05:08 AM
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Originally Posted by bkafrick
My Q7 gets stuck going up my 12 degree driveway quite often...
Hahaha. You should try with those studded tires
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Originally Posted by BigKutta
They'll lower it backwards with the tow strap
You mean hill descent won’t handle it 😂
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Originally Posted by Corgiman

You mean hill descent won’t handle it 😂
oh gosh, that would be something to see LOL
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