One thing I have noticed about my RS4, compared to other cars i've owned, is that the car does not roll forwards or backwards on a very gentle slope.
There have been many times where i'd have used the handbrake or kept my foot on the brake pedal but haven't needed to. I'm talking about barely perceptible slopes. On noticeable slopes it does roll easily in neutral.
Is this a normal thing on the RS4?
Rolling resistance in neutral
Rolling resistance in neutral
2007 RS4 Avant in Mugello Blue + Milltek non-res valved, MRC air filter, MRC remap with silent-mode startup
RE: Rolling resistance in neutral
Think its generally more noticeable with all 4x4's.
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'10 YZF R1 + Akrapovics
Re: RE: Rolling resistance in neutral
+1Pie wrote:Think its generally more noticeable with all 4x4's.
My old quattro A4 did the same
Gone: Audi RS4 Avant, Alpina XD3, Smart Brabus, McLaren 12C,
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Quattro, wide tires and 4000+ pounds.
Quattro, wide tires and 4000+ pounds.
RE: Re: RE: Rolling resistance in neutral
Okay, cheers guys. I did wonder about whether it was something to do with the AWD drivetrain so I guess it's nothing to worry about.
2007 RS4 Avant in Mugello Blue + Milltek non-res valved, MRC air filter, MRC remap with silent-mode startup
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