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Re: A New Look at Torsens



In message <BBF46448A508D2118CCA00805F156E9302727804@xch-cpc-01.rdyne.bna.boeing.com> "Lewis, Gary M" writes:

> Any comments like "Well, those yanks are wanks and can't drive", or "those
> Ferrinners don't toss them cars around corners like us Murricans", will not
> be considered seriously.  Formula One and Indy certainly proves Furrinner's
> drive as good or better than Yanks...

I don't think we'd go to that level.  That said, though, there _are_
serious differences in road surfaces between, e.g., Germany and the UK.
Both are normally pretty smooth, but their interaction with the tyres
seems very different.

The most promising opening I know of at present is the specification of
the alignment job itself, _NOT_ the actual numbers used.  Hints have
suggested it's a 'less than one hour' job for US dealers, whereas Audi
in Europe allows two hours and BR Motorsport frequently take three.

--
 Phil Payne
 UK Audi quattro Owners Club
 Phone: 07785 302803   Fax: 0870 0883933