Quote from: speedynz on 10 January 2008, 03:00Later this week Audi will announce the hottest version of the Audi TT. Performance figures are 0-60 in 5.2 secs and a top speed limited to 155mph.This performance is possible because it runs a mildly tuned version of the S3/ED30 engine that puts out 272bhp and 258lbs/ft torque. Price is around 34,000 pounds before options which makes an Edition 30 seem incredible value.And you don't have to run around with those chavmeister led 'day lights'.Audi TTS been in news for months.I think they overhauled the engine a little bit compared to E30. I have no inside info, but I have that feeling for some reason!
Later this week Audi will announce the hottest version of the Audi TT. Performance figures are 0-60 in 5.2 secs and a top speed limited to 155mph.This performance is possible because it runs a mildly tuned version of the S3/ED30 engine that puts out 272bhp and 258lbs/ft torque. Price is around 34,000 pounds before options which makes an Edition 30 seem incredible value.And you don't have to run around with those chavmeister led 'day lights'.
Quote from: Peskarik on 10 January 2008, 10:00Quote from: speedynz on 10 January 2008, 03:00Later this week Audi will announce the hottest version of the Audi TT. Performance figures are 0-60 in 5.2 secs and a top speed limited to 155mph.This performance is possible because it runs a mildly tuned version of the S3/ED30 engine that puts out 272bhp and 258lbs/ft torque. Price is around 34,000 pounds before options which makes an Edition 30 seem incredible value.And you don't have to run around with those chavmeister led 'day lights'.Audi TTS been in news for months.I think they overhauled the engine a little bit compared to E30. I have no inside info, but I have that feeling for some reason! There is still no detail on the difference between the Ed30/Cupra Engine and Turbo and that of the S3 although they both remap to the same bhp. I would seriously doubt there is much difference between the engine and turbo chargers and probably nothing between the TT and S3. The S3 runs a different compression ratio to the Ed30/Cupra and has a bigger intercooler and a different turbo number too.
Quote from: djhorace on 10 January 2008, 21:45Quote from: Peskarik on 10 January 2008, 10:00Quote from: speedynz on 10 January 2008, 03:00Later this week Audi will announce the hottest version of the Audi TT. Performance figures are 0-60 in 5.2 secs and a top speed limited to 155mph.This performance is possible because it runs a mildly tuned version of the S3/ED30 engine that puts out 272bhp and 258lbs/ft torque. Price is around 34,000 pounds before options which makes an Edition 30 seem incredible value.And you don't have to run around with those chavmeister led 'day lights'.Audi TTS been in news for months.I think they overhauled the engine a little bit compared to E30. I have no inside info, but I have that feeling for some reason! There is still no detail on the difference between the Ed30/Cupra Engine and Turbo and that of the S3 although they both remap to the same bhp. I would seriously doubt there is much difference between the engine and turbo chargers and probably nothing between the TT and S3. The S3 runs a different compression ratio to the Ed30/Cupra and has a bigger intercooler and a different turbo number too.S3 has same turbo number as E30, I've read somewhere. And bigger intercooler. Reworked internals? I don't know.
I like that TTS so much! It is not practical whatsoever, but I still would like to have one! Beautiful design, beautiful performance numbers... and then add some Oettinger to it
Quote from: Peskarik on 12 January 2008, 12:03I like that TTS so much! It is not practical whatsoever, but I still would like to have one! Beautiful design, beautiful performance numbers... and then add some Oettinger to it Yep - need a wee Oettinger etc to make it look more significant - just doesn't look special enough over and above a normal one for me - Apart from the RS's it's a typical example of VAG not producing the goods!
it looks great already. Good performance also.