| Harri Vaher |
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| 17/10/2007 21:14 |
audi v8 quattro
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hello. i have one question.
what is audi v8 4wheel drive.
torsen or haldex.
i know that new audi s3 have a haldex quattro. normal is fronwheeldrive, when front wheels arent go anymore well, then backwheels come help.
so... i hope that anyne underestand my question.
audi v8 have torsen or haldex AWD??
| b homburg |
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| 18/10/2007 04:00 |
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Re: audi v8 quattro
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The V8 - like all Audis with longitudinally mounted engines since 1988 - uses the torsen system. Power delivery is split 50:50 between front and rear axle under normal conditions.
Haldex is only used in cars with transversally mounted engines that are derived from VW platforms (the A3/S3 essentially was and is a dressed-up Golf).
| Harri Vaher |
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| 25/10/2007 17:34 |
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Re: audi v8 quattro
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thanks for the answer b homburg.
| Antti Hirvonen |
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| 28/10/2007 21:13 |
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Re: audi v8 quattro
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Audi v8 does not have haldex.
Automatic versions have planetary middle diff with electric clutch to vary the power distribution.
Manual versions have torsen middle diff.
Front diff is always open, rear is always torsen.
In A Audi V8.
