hesitation at high RPM

4.2 V8 32v Naturally Aspirated - 414 bhp
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Post by Dom81 » Mon May 18, 2009 12:58 pm

Les wrote:have never put the electronics off as I think that is insane unless on a track :wink:
Don't forget that it's a two stage switch. Quick push just disables TC, whereas push & hold turns off the whole lot (ESP etc.)

In a straight line, you get much less lag under heavy acceleration with the TC turned off, but (as P_G points out) the ESP still kicks in if it thinks the car might be heading off-line

I'm happy to drive without TC (essentially just a wheel-slip limiter) but always keep the ESP active
2007 Daytona RS4 Avant

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Post by Covkiller » Fri Mar 12, 2010 12:59 pm

After my new engine was fitted, see above Feb 28 2009, I had the following:
Big flat spot at 4k revs in 4th and 5th. Big speed at these revs. I did have a fault code:

001169 – Secondary Air Injection System Bank 1: Insufficient Flow

Under warranty Audi changed the Air Mass Meter, Secondary Air injection Solenoid Valve N112, and near side top Lambda sensor (giving too much resistance). All is fine now.
RS4 B7, Mugello Blue, K&W V3 & HR ARBs, set up by Centre Gravity, Milltek Valved Non Res & cat bypass pipes, BMC air filter, braided hoses, DOT 5.1, Terraclean, MRC Full Carbon Clean, MRC remap 448PS 477NM, 20" S7 alloys with 4mm spacers & Hawke spigots 66.6 > 57.1, AP Racing front discs. Sold Sept 2019. Now rocking an F80 M3

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