S4 vs M3, wet and dry tests in Autocar
#34
So, which is faster in the dry, then in the wet... M3 or S4?
Interesting article in Autocar...
http://www.e.ramsden.dsl.pipex.com/tg/m3s41.jpg
http://www.e.ramsden.dsl.pipex.com/tg/m3s42.jpg
[Edited by Skittles - 7/8/2003 12:53:26 PM]
Interesting article in Autocar...
http://www.e.ramsden.dsl.pipex.com/tg/m3s41.jpg
http://www.e.ramsden.dsl.pipex.com/tg/m3s42.jpg
[Edited by Skittles - 7/8/2003 12:53:26 PM]
#35
what do they say on here about 4 wheel drive and "twisties" etc
4WD in a road car is for women and gays.
Edited to say - or people who live in mountainous area's like Nacro
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[Edited by image doctor - 7/8/2003 1:40:43 PM]
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The Audi's 4WD system is biased towards safety not speed.
4WD does give an advantage in the wet in terms of traction, I'm no expert but I imagine it doesn't confer such an advantage in terms of ouright grip however.
edited to add: quote "4WD in a road car is for women and gays."
or people who live in mountain regions like me!
[Edited by NACRO - 7/8/2003 1:30:31 PM]
4WD does give an advantage in the wet in terms of traction, I'm no expert but I imagine it doesn't confer such an advantage in terms of ouright grip however.
edited to add: quote "4WD in a road car is for women and gays."
or people who live in mountain regions like me!
[Edited by NACRO - 7/8/2003 1:30:31 PM]
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