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  • Jeffer
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    Same here Jmo. Couple of weeks ago we installed a stasis diff on an B5 S4. I drove it in the wet, and it was great! Excellent controlling. I'll soon take the diff out of my EDU gearbox to see what exactly i Need for this.

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  • Jamo
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    The 01E and 01A are different accoriding to the yanks.

    This is the one driveline mod I serious want!

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  • Jeffer
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    from what i read, you have 2 versions of torsen center diffs. The old and the new style. But the principle remains the same. Great links Quattro84

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  • Error404
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    so does the 01E and the 01A share the same centre torsen?
    worth a go with a spare diff if it only means swapping some shims, and not a huge job to swap diffs

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  • quattro84
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    Some more info and even some pics of the discussed shims:
    http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...ht=washer+diff
    http://audizine.com/forum/showthread...ghlight=torsen

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  • Jamo
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    Originally posted by Jeffer
    Looking forward to that link Jamo.
    http://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/2542493.phtml

    Some guys on motorgeek have also done their own conversion. It seems Henka did some digging on this a few years ago.

    Saw on AW that there was a DIY on the stock diff to turn it into a 4:1 TBR Torsen. Anyone tried it? On Torsen.com, the SAE university special site, it is explained how but only for the university special diff - can the same procedure be used on the center diff from a 01E quattro?

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  • Jeffer
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    Looking forward to that link Jamo.

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  • Jamo
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    This has been covered in previous threads, if you search for statis there's a few guys who have fitted it.

    Basically all they do is increase the shim diameter inside the diff, if you have the technical know how this mod can be performed at home.

    There is a cracking btdt on doing the mod on Audiworld I think or motorgeek, i've bookmarked it somewhere I'll have to find it.

    I'd prefer this mod over the V8 rear diff after seeing what happened to Audimans V8 diff.
    Last edited by Jamo; 23 September 2008, 16:48.

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  • Keeper of The Kitten
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    A car with assisted drive to the front performs better than a RWD car, even if it is only the most marginal percentage to the front ....but on a tarmac surface you really don't need as much as 25% to the front. Technically speaking all cars drive all four wheels, but most do so by connecting the front and rear with the tarmac underneath them.

    13%, incidentally, is more than an eighth - I'd call that a fairly significant change!

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  • jogi730
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    Audiman did the V8 diff conversion. Had some fun as loads of oversteer especially in the wet, but ended up blowing it at Inters last year - mind you he was running 550+bhp at the time
    Chris

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  • Error404
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    Well i guessed that an extra 13% variability in torque distribution probably wouldn't make a hugely noticeable difference. You want the drive where the most grip is, in reality i think its rarely a front to rear grip difference but between the inside and outside wheels on each axle.

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  • Keeper of The Kitten
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    Torque split is a bit different to limited slip, that's what you should really be thinking. I think this will make a difference, open diffs at each end are not the issue.

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  • Error404
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    I've thought about the stasis centre diff, but my theory is that using the V8 torsen out back will make much more use of the stock centre torsen. An 88/12 split is not going to make an enormous difference over a 75/25 split with stock open diffs front and rear IMHO

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  • Rusty
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    Good stuff

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  • jogi730
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    Well, there is so much happening involving my car right now just trying to find out as much as possible.
    Will probably be off the road until the new year, but hope to return with a vengence.
    Most importantly, the excitement has returned

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