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  • terrybullwon
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    • Mar 2006
    • 8782
    • Country: England

    #271
    Originally posted by prj
    Uhm, you will not build 0.7 bar of boost at standstill without launch control.
    I can make more than 0.7bar with out LC in neutral with my right foot.

    But hey i dont have motronic and mines far from standard
    Chef

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    • prj
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      • Mar 2010
      • 6308
      • Country: Estonia

      #272
      Originally posted by terrybullwon
      I can make more than 0.7bar with out LC in neutral with my right foot.

      But hey i dont have motronic and mines far from standard
      I can make 1.5 bar on neutral.
      Your point?
      How much boost you will make depends on cut rate and cut type on rev limiter.
      Though if you launch your car at 7200 rpm it won't really be that good on your clutch.

      I already said once - if you are not running Motronic, you have no business in this thread.
      Your ability to take things out of context and misquote me amazes me.
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      • terrybullwon
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        • Mar 2006
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        #273
        Originally posted by prj
        if you are not running Motronic, you have no business in this thread.
        Oh so sorry
        Chef

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        • HuwSy
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          • Apr 2011
          • 181
          • Country: United Kingdom

          #274
          Oil pump and sat nav have little to do with driving control or handeling. Although given the option to take off tc and abs but without perminantly modifying the car I would. The s2 is a basic simplistic 4wd kind of car which is why I got this over a scooby or a gadget driven thing. I'm more a mclaren f1 no driver aids madness over an f60 gadgety person to be fair and do think the simplicity and originality of these cars should be maintained as they become classic cars, with the posible exception to the simple alarm system unfortunately.

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          • driftin jo
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            • Sep 2007
            • 2222
            • Country: United Kingdom

            #275
            Originally posted by HuwSy
            Oil pump and sat nav have little to do with driving control or handeling. Although given the option to take off tc and abs but without perminantly modifying the car I would. The s2 is a basic simplistic 4wd kind of car which is why I got this over a scooby or a gadget driven thing. I'm more a mclaren f1 no driver aids madness over an f60 gadgety person to be fair and do think the simplicity and originality of these cars should be maintained as they become classic cars, with the posible exception to the simple alarm system unfortunately.
            you don't have TC and you can turn ABS of by removing a fuse.

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            • AndyP
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              • Feb 2004
              • 6049
              • Country: England

              #276
              Originally posted by driftin jo
              you don't have TC and you can turn ABS of by removing a fuse.
              Or, if you have the superior 3B model, simply press the button on the dash
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              • HuwSy
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                • Apr 2011
                • 181
                • Country: United Kingdom

                #277
                Well theres a positive over my retiring Puma, pulling the fuse on abs there also wiped a poor attempt at tc and a lot more than was expected.

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                • HuwSy
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                  • Apr 2011
                  • 181
                  • Country: United Kingdom

                  #278
                  Originally posted by AndyP
                  Or, if you have the superior 3B model, simply press the button on the dash
                  Boo. Missed looking into a few things here before buying it seems.

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                  • prj
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                    • Mar 2010
                    • 6308
                    • Country: Estonia

                    #279
                    Originally posted by HuwSy
                    I'm more a mclaren f1 no driver aids madness over an f60 gadgety person to be fair and do think the simplicity and originality of these cars should be maintained as they become classic cars, with the posible exception to the simple alarm system unfortunately.
                    Except launch control/ALS is not a driver aid on a turbocharged laggy car.
                    Like COP ignition over distributor ignition is not a driver aid and EFI over a carburettor is not a driver aid.
                    It allows the turbo to build boost while the car is stationary, so your turbo is spooled up when you are launching and the car does not bog down. It has nothing to do with someone not having enough skill to hold revs at 5000 rpm.
                    Try launching a big-turbo or even mid-size turbo car without ALS/Launch control on a dragstrip.

                    Here is what I am talking about:

                    You can hear the turbo spooling up.
                    And it was a customer car, so I babied it and shifted slow, just in case a million people would like to jump on me for that.
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                    • Thuppu
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                      • Sep 2010
                      • 4115
                      • Country: Finland

                      #280
                      I envy that track you have there... and I definitely want to have the LC/ASL system on my UrS.

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                      • andy10v
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                        • Mar 2009
                        • 5996
                        • Country: Scotland

                        #281
                        Originally posted by prj
                        That looks good. Have you done this on 3b or cop only?

                        HuwSy
                        The launch control could be argued as a driver aid, however the ability to build boost while stationary is an improvement if you want to launch faster no matter how well you can balance clutch/throttle. I believe you should be able to hook up a early abs cancel by fooling the abs ecu into thinking the diff is locked and abs should be disabled, or just pull the fuse but abs is rather nice for dd.
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                        • HuwSy
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                          • Apr 2011
                          • 181
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                          #282
                          Originally posted by prj
                          It allows the turbo to build boost while the car is stationary, so your turbo is spooled up when you are launching and the car does not bog down. It has nothing to do with someone not having enough skill to hold revs at 5000 rpm. Try launching a big-turbo or even mid-size turbo car without ALS/Launch control on a dragstrip.
                          I never remember many issues with the very big turbo group b cars getting out of the gates which im sure the original quattro came under, although with some rallying differences that we probably cant easily apply to the standard kit given how few remain and expensive they are. And i doubt they had to worry about enabling a launch control starting. At those paces some had issues just getting around corners, or straights, without thinking of any switches.

                          So how does allowing more boost and the turbo to kick at lower revs benefit over sitting at high revs when, once you begin moving, the higher revs are needed? And the laggy turbo spin up also means it has a lag to spin down which was the trick to a decent start in the old group b's from what i remember, although it almost pre-dates me. So does this actually make much difference to the drag time or does it just reduce the risks meltdown in drag racing?

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                          • andy10v
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                            • Mar 2009
                            • 5996
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                            #283
                            Originally posted by HuwSy
                            I never remember many issues with the very big turbo group b cars getting out of the gates which im sure the original quattro came under, although with some rallying differences that we probably cant easily apply to the standard kit given how few remain and expensive they are. And i doubt they had to worry about enabling a launch control starting. At those paces some had issues just getting around corners, or straights, without thinking of any switches.

                            So how does allowing more boost and the turbo to kick at lower revs benefit over sitting at high revs when, once you begin moving, the higher revs are needed? And the laggy turbo spin up also means it has a lag to spin down which was the trick to a decent start in the old group b's from what i remember, although it almost pre-dates me. So does this actually make much difference to the drag time or does it just reduce the risks meltdown in drag racing?
                            I think they had full blown anti lag, or some crazy umluft setup to burn in the exhaust manifold and spool the turbo.

                            A stock car will not build boost at whilst stationary, the engine has to be under load.
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                            • HuwSy
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                              • Apr 2011
                              • 181
                              • Country: United Kingdom

                              #284
                              It shouldn't? Hum. Well that's a no fun standard design. So this mod is less a launch control as title sugests and more anti lag seeing as its only spooling up the turbo pre load. To me launch control sugests the whole f360 esq does all the tc, pulls back on the throttle for the dumb driver and should not go anywhere near an s2. Anti lag is more agreeable in principal although I do think if its being done on an audi it should be done in the original audisport way of the unluft, even if its a new word to me for this hardware, rather than a software solution.
                              Last edited by HuwSy; 24 May 2011, 05:50.

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                              • Thuppu
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                                • Sep 2010
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                                #285
                                HuwSy, no offence but your posts here is ZERO-informative. Can you please post a vid of how you do a drag launch?

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