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2007 Daytona Grey for sale - Immaculate car inside and out. Recently had a 2 day detail with Gtechnic products which lasts for 2 years. Alloys recently refurbished / as new. Great tyres. All common issues have been sorted (at 52k miles - New oil cooler & pipes / DRC sorted / Full carbon clean / invo...

Might be putting mine up for sale soon. Daytona Grey saloon. Carbon fibre inlays / flat bottom steering wheel / Immaculate / showroom condition / no mods/ 69k miles / All issues sorted (drc / oil coolers / decoke) new brakes & tyres all round £19k Located in NE

Thanks - do you mean there are flaps in the intake manifold that are removed ?

What's a deflap?
(no silly answers please)

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Sat May 18, 2019 8:00 am

The biggest difference is that the car has full throttle in the first three gears, which it doesn't as standard. This is why there is a V-Tec like step at 5,500 or so in the standard car,

So (in a std car) I assume you only get full throttle at 5000 rpm in the first 3 gears then?

Had dozens of cars on about 8 different rolling roads over the years and always been able to be up close viewing them. This has now put me off going.

I would have loved the buckets but was far more put off by all the stories of the cars being broken into and having them nicked. I therefore went for std recaros and they're great. Don't have any worries now when I leave the car. Was at a recent car meet in N yorks and got talking to some lads with ...

8 years since I was last there - best car show ive ever been to (in UK). Going on the Thursday this year. Difficult to get around it all in 1 day.

Was just reading the article on Pistonheads about the original Audi R8 and it said there is now upgrades for it's outdated MMI so I was wondering if there were any for the RS4? I.e. more modern satnav and maybe DAB?

Hi yeah, it's the same roads as per the link below - without the snow !

https://www.pistonheads.com/features/ph ... -r34/39555

Thanks. Also meant to mention im getting better mpg than I expected - when I researched these cars most people seem to say 20mpg on average - i'm averaging about 25 and on one run to work (46 miles mainly on a dual carriageway averaging 60mph in rush hour traffic before getting stuck in a jam) I got...

Cheers - I notoriously change my cars a lot (i.e. very rarely get past a year) however I genuinely don't see any reason to be changing this one for a long time. Difficult to now find a true drivers car with 4WD / Manual gearbox / normal handbrake and circa £20k (i'm very much old school and always w...

So I've had 37 performance cars in the last 31 years, inc many hot hatches, coupes and saloons. As for 4WD, I got my first Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 20 years ago and since then I've had 15 of them, along with Impreza Terzo Turbo, Golf V6 4motion, Audi A5 2.0TFSI quattro black edition & Audi S1 comp pack...

Had this for 5 weeks now and absolutely love it. Took it out for a 200 mile B road blast last week and was superb.

I've just bought one and both dealers I went to had them tucked away out the back with classic Porsches and were in no rush at all to sell them. They both informed me that the prices are on the way up on a monthly basis in the Glass' guide.