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162hp... raymond doesn't know what he's talking about....
Stephen
Still, that's pretty good. My ITA NX2000 was 140 stock and the ITS Integra was 170hp stock. And the I5 engine is a torque monster (the NX was only in the mid-130s wheel torque in ITA trim).
I'm sure the Audi is very heavy, but on long tracks (ARRC at Road Atlanta, VIR, Watkins Glen) and with AWD that may not matter...looks like a very good ITA candidate.
It'll certainly be the best sounding car in ITA. Love the 5 cylinder noise.
I think there are 2 160hp cars in ITA now. Mazda 3 comes to mind
The old FWD Audi's are into the mid 1:03's at Lime Rock, what do you think you could do going from 110hp to 162 stock??? Oh and the Quattros all have independent rear ends as compared to the beam axle in the back of the FWD cars, all 20v and older have center locking diffs, and the brakes don't even come close to being the same (however you will need all of them to get the thing stopped!).
Oh, forgot abot this one... Weight balance is 100% better also with some weight behind the front axle in the AWD cars..
Oh, one more thing... I wonder if using all 4 tires will keep you from burning up the fronts? I bet all that HP on the Mazda 3 with the weight up around 3,000lbs (did not look in GCR) won't help much past 1/2 way!
Raymond
RST Performance Racing
www.rstperformance.com
Wow..that would be cool ! I totally forgot that some of the Quattros were 20v's ! Now that would be a really cool build.
How would you get it to turn ? I thought I read somewhere, that on AWD vehicles, you would want to weld the rear diff for road racing and weld the front for rally ? Or keep them both open/LSD ?
John VanDenburgh
VanDenburgh Motorsports
ITB Audi Coupe GT
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