Audi advice!!!
Originally Posted by poohlikeshunny
damn...lol...well...first thing I was looking to do was the chip and some coilovers...just to keep it simple. Are the tubro motors intercooled? Does it help? Crazy sellout= as for the A4 I was referring to, it's a local 2004 4cyl ( I assume all the 4 bangers come with turbos?) pimpravi=what mods you got currently? I don't think I'll be spending that much on it unless you've really got some good gains out of it.
hp wise.. i think im around 220hp, 260tq.. which is about 200whp.. correct me if im wrong jesal
Last edited by pimpravi; Mar 20, 2007 at 03:10 PM.
Originally Posted by Crazy Sellout
The 04 is the 1.8t B6, that price is way too high for that mileage. Should be closer to 19-20k for an OK deal.
All 4-cylinder A4 come with turbos and are intercooled with one side mount intercooler.
pimpravi is all show :gheylaugh:
All 4-cylinder A4 come with turbos and are intercooled with one side mount intercooler.
pimpravi is all show :gheylaugh:
Originally Posted by pimpravi
we'll im chip + intake + turbo back exhaust.. and im 1/2-1 car length from betting an all motor 2nd gen tl (non-s, intake, exhuast, headers, pully,ect)\
hp wise.. i think im around 220hp, 260tq.. which is about 200whp.. correct me if im wrong jesal
hp wise.. i think im around 220hp, 260tq.. which is about 200whp.. correct me if im wrong jesal
Well we actually have a 25% drivetrain loss thanks to quattro.
So your wheel horsepower figure is off. You should be around 215hp/245lb-ft with your mods and thats at the crank. Also dont forget you running 91oct.
I should be around 250hp/290lb-ft on my K04
I still have to dyno it though.
So the hp numbers after some basic mods rings it up close to the 98 accord v6...which is not too much of a power loss. Obviously the Audi would handle better with quattro...do they require 91+ octane like the TL?
well I really think I'm sold..actively looking for A4s every I can find...been frequenting ebay a lot and I see a lot of 96-2000 A4's with absurdly high miles for around 4-8k...do they really lastthat long? I saw a 2001 1,8t with S4 rims and 89k miles on it going for $8k buy it now...seems almost too good to be true provided it is in at least fair condition.
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Originally Posted by poohlikeshunny
well I really think I'm sold..actively looking for A4s every I can find...been frequenting ebay a lot and I see a lot of 96-2000 A4's with absurdly high miles for around 4-8k...do they really lastthat long? I saw a 2001 1,8t with S4 rims and 89k miles on it going for $8k buy it now...seems almost too good to be true provided it is in at least fair condition.
yeah..thought as much...I may call on you guys to gimme some advice when I find the one for me...especially jesal and pimpravi..I take it mods aren't any harder than the TL due to engine size and location? is the oil filter at the top like BMW? or is it down @ the bottom like japanese cars?
Wow....u da MAN!!! Awesome diagram!!! The oil filter looks tough to get to..is there a purpose to putting the intercooler up front? I've noticed one or two for sale with it in front and wondered if it actually helped.
You new to turbo engines, arent you. 
I dont mean to be a dick but you sure you will be able to do the work if needed on them? Gotta understand the engine to be able to.
Anyways, a FMIC will help prevent heatsoak if you are pushing higher boost/timing. But the stock intercooler is just fine if you only getting software and exhaust. If you plan to get a bigger turbo or larger injectors (with the right program) then you should get a FMIC.
The stock side mount is still in front btw. Its just on the side behind the fog grills.

I dont mean to be a dick but you sure you will be able to do the work if needed on them? Gotta understand the engine to be able to.
Anyways, a FMIC will help prevent heatsoak if you are pushing higher boost/timing. But the stock intercooler is just fine if you only getting software and exhaust. If you plan to get a bigger turbo or larger injectors (with the right program) then you should get a FMIC.
The stock side mount is still in front btw. Its just on the side behind the fog grills.
I am fairly new to turbos yes. That's where my buddy comes in! He's been schoolin me pretty much and will be doing some work for me. i don't plan on doing a lot of turbo work at all. Just curious to see if there was a performance reason to have a FMIC other than to help keep it cooler. Just wanna be sure before I go ahead. And don't worry, you're not a dick at all. As a matter of fact, u just got rep points. The only things I know about turbo setups are what I know from howstuffworks.com. But even then, I like to triple check everything. I'm just really anal like that by nature. Anything else you think I should know?
Yes, order a http://www.ross-tech.com/ so you can do logs and read CEL codes.
Stay away from the CVT transmission also.
And try to look under the oil cap to see if there is any sludge build up. That should be your number 1 concern when buying a used 1.8t. Good luck!
Stay away from the CVT transmission also.
And try to look under the oil cap to see if there is any sludge build up. That should be your number 1 concern when buying a used 1.8t. Good luck!
u mean the 2.8 v6 for the older A4's? I was really set on getting something a little easier on mileage b/c I hate filling up gas. I don't mind paying for 91+ octane, but I hate having to fill up gas about twice a week. So since I'm no boy racer I drive nice and easy..i wouldn't be redlining it every so often. So two less cylinders is usually a good way to help it along...lol
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Originally Posted by Crazy Sellout
whats the 2.8t
wow...is it just me or are there WAY better prices on ebay? seems like everyone is trynig to unload 2002-2004 for at least 20k, when I've seen similar years with less mileage for between 16k-19k?
http://audizine.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=44 some you can look through also.
Paying 20k or more with over 50k miles is too much.
Paying 20k or more with over 50k miles is too much.
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Originally Posted by poohlikeshunny
wow...is it just me or are there WAY better prices on ebay? seems like everyone is trynig to unload 2002-2004 for at least 20k, when I've seen similar years with less mileage for between 16k-19k?
yeah, not a lot of them on ebay in our area...I wuld say long live carfax, but after hearing about some of the continuity erros o the reports, I'm not so sure anymore...
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