New RS5 Coupe details
New RS5 Coupe details
Info in October issue of Car.
Twin-turbo V8, 450 bhp, 4.2, 332lb of torque, twin turbos, launch control mode, 0-62 mph close to 4.5 seconds, DL7Q 'box double clutch unit which uses wet clutches,optional paddle shift change, rear spoiler and front chin will, hopefully, deploy at speed, 50:50 weight distribution, 20" lightweight alloys, corbonfibre and aluminium trim throughout, redline at 8000 rpm, car to appear 2009 with full production sixth week 2010.
Twin-turbo V8, 450 bhp, 4.2, 332lb of torque, twin turbos, launch control mode, 0-62 mph close to 4.5 seconds, DL7Q 'box double clutch unit which uses wet clutches,optional paddle shift change, rear spoiler and front chin will, hopefully, deploy at speed, 50:50 weight distribution, 20" lightweight alloys, corbonfibre and aluminium trim throughout, redline at 8000 rpm, car to appear 2009 with full production sixth week 2010.
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Car Magazine states:
"It's a twin turbo V8 with 450 bhp and 332lb ft of torque. Although it's just 4.2 litres it should blow your mind at the red line. Think 8000 rpm.."
"The RS 5 will run an eight cylinder engine pumping out 450bhp and 332lb ft of torque"
"It's a twin turbo V8 with 450 bhp and 332lb ft of torque. Although it's just 4.2 litres it should blow your mind at the red line. Think 8000 rpm.."
"The RS 5 will run an eight cylinder engine pumping out 450bhp and 332lb ft of torque"
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TT-RS details in this thread: http://www.rs246.com/index.php?name=PNp ... ic&t=72177
Blown in-line 5(?) with 350hp?
Car Magazine seem to have forgotten they wrote this article last year about the RS5: http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/Secret-new ... nt-block=0 which states ~500 ftlbs of torque...
Blown in-line 5(?) with 350hp?
Car Magazine seem to have forgotten they wrote this article last year about the RS5: http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/Secret-new ... nt-block=0 which states ~500 ftlbs of torque...
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It's possible that CAR Magazine may not be correct?victor2vt wrote:Car Magazine states:
"It's a twin turbo V8 with 450 bhp and 332lb ft of torque. Although it's just 4.2 litres it should blow your mind at the red line. Think 8000 rpm.."
"The RS 5 will run an eight cylinder engine pumping out 450bhp and 332lb ft of torque"
No it isn't, most people who have had them RR'ed have not even got to the 400ps mark. Maybe the RS5 really is going to be what is says on the tin.PetrolDave wrote:Second that - the RS4 is 420PS & 430Nm (317 lb ft) from a 4.2 NA V8, so 450PS & 330lb ft would be pretty rubbish for a twin-turbo 4.2 V8!bren wrote:The power and torque doesn't sound right for twin turbo 4.2 v8.
More like high revving na v8?
Sounds more like a remapped NA 4.2 V8 to me...
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The article says the rev limit will be 8000rpm, so it will still be a high-revving V8.P_G wrote:If that's the case a lot iof RS4 owners have cause to complain to Audi that their cars were never going to make 414bhp it if takes two turbos to move it on 30bhp and 15 ft.lbs of torque. Unless they are using a non-high revving V8.
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Let's not open up the whole RR debate again ... any result on a RR is only an estimate based on guessed transmission losses. IMHO any RR result is a complete waste of time, only an engine dyno test has any meaning.Contigo wrote:No it isn't, most people who have had them RR'ed have not even got to the 400ps mark.
The torque figure quoted is total rubbish for a twin turbo 4.2 V8 - that for me is what makes the whole article questionable.
Read the hype on here, at least one person has given their car back to audi after nearly getting legal on their ass based on his argument that it wasn't near the stated figure and it certainly doesn't feel it to me.P_G wrote:If that's the case a lot iof RS4 owners have cause to complain to Audi that their cars were never going to make 414bhp it if takes two turbos to move it on 30bhp and 15 ft.lbs of torque. Unless they are using a non-high revving V8.
Anyway as Petrol says let's not open the can of worms on here again.
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