Approx 140k now Yes engine in the car - turbo remained too just removed the downpipe and chain covers etc
https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/john-deere-s200v-hybrid-470hp-unit-kit.379408/#post-3322627 Another S200v kit for sale here - Has EFR compressor wheel should make 470hp with supporting mods
Are you writing transmission maps with the possibility of selling the maps or purely personal use? Cheers
Im writing to get quicker 1/4 mile times as box is pretty lazy as stock. If it works sure I can sell them. At owners risk off course There is a notable difference for sure in gear change response. Done plenty of S tronic boxes with good results for others. Cheers
Bobby what sort of differences are achived by remapping the S Tronic boxes? Mine sits in ( drive select ) Auto most of the time and sometimes shift ups strangely!! In paddles its pretty good, does a remap make Auto more responsive? Thanks
All the stronic's I've done have had positive feedback. Most S tronic owners hate the 'lag' at the lights or engaging reverse for example. Sometimes sw updates can help reduce this some what. Many things can be done like increased pressure, quicker changes etc etc Faster to what? As far as I know Ash is claiming 520hp from a 2260 hybrid (AMG TW), with meth and nos? Apart from a dyno I'm yet to see or hear about any timed runs. I feel results on a different dyno like Surrey Rolling Road could highlight some differences Cheers
I currently have the 6hp28, seen DTUK do a tuning box for the trans which coveres DSG and Tip which im not sure on, just need faster gear changes, round town it spends too long in tc drive
Cheers bobby, yer mine seems to take an age to set off from the lights, amd seems a bit slow to change up sometimes
September 2018 In preparation for some drag racing action. I found some private land and done some testing Gearbox tune is working well: https://1drv.ms/x/s!ArL0vJlh9wPJgSwGndNwBngw_0RU Finally cracked sub 4s to 60mph (96km/h) ~ 3.9s 0 to 100 is 8.3's I was looking at my 12.3s (best at Santa Pod 1/4 mile time logs and on that run I hit 0 to 100 in 9.79s so approx 1.5's quicker now Should be interesting Cheers Bobby
Seriously quick Bobby well done. That's supercar quick. Well super cars from 10-15 years ago but still seriously impressive for a very stock looking diesel estate. http://www.autosnout.com/Cars-0-100mph-Times-List.php Hope you don't blow the box up by doing too much brake boosting.
Shift set point is still stock as in manual mode I can rev to over 5k - plenty Cheers Karl - I was also impressed. I think with some weight reduction it will do well on the strip. There is a 800ms dip in the torque between gear change 1 to 2 - so fixing that will improve things further. That link has some strange figures - For example Ford Capri RS 3100 - [1973] 0-100 mph time - 7.9 seconds I grew up with old Fords and know this isn't happening Cheers
Just out of interest where do you plan on loosing weight, I always thought the beauty of what you were doing was it all still looks and acts like a regular avant.
On my waist Things like less than half a tank of juice etc all helps. Car will be remaining a road car
Guys I've started this thread to generate some interest in the xHP for VW/Audi's https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/xhp-for-vw-audi-who-is-interested.380087/ If you can register your interest that would be handy. Thanks Bobby
October 2018 Santa Pod trip Well finally made it to Santa pod yesterday. Waited for 4 hours for the track to dry out, the queue was unbelieve considering it was a non event day. Was hoping for more runs but someone fell off a bike Done 11.9 which I'm happy about, but I think there is more to be had, why?: 1) 20mph head wind 2) Car hooped (then bogged down) for some reason (maybe too much boost at take off) - see incar clip 3) Gear change from 1 to 2 took 1.1second, Rest took ~300ms 4) In the past my 60ft was around 1.7s but this time 1.9 Better gearbox software will help for sure (come on xHP) Still pretty decent for a true daily driver I thought - drove there and back, no smoke, just diesel and air etc Cheers Bobby
Sub 12 seconds for a diesel estate is great. The track still looked wet to me. I have been there in similar conditions to that in my Passat when it had been raining with a good stiff breeze blowing against you and I was well off the times I had done with a fully dry track and no wind. Looks to me on the launch The fronts have spun up and the power has just then gone to the rear. You need a few runs to get the best time out of the car. What tyres do you have on the car?. With a dry track and no headwind and a good start think you should be in the low 11.7 I am sure.
I agree with desertstorm here Bobby, awesome numbers from a diesel estate. I am sure more runs would have given some better results Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Thanks - Yes Karl I agree 11.7ish should be on the cards Tyres - I think they are p zero nero I guess the A5 wheel might be slighter heavier and the discs are for sure more weight compared with the previous S4 set up. Thanks - would you know what a stage 2 S4 does at santa pod? must be in the 11's too I guess Cheers
Not too far off tbh. I haven't been to Pod myself but happy to accompany on your next visit. Imho, your numbers are better than what I have seen people report; 11.2-12.2 for their MRC, APR, Revo stage 2s. One such example below, which is a Revo Stage 1+ (hiding their names due to GDPR ) And from S4 Facebook page where I posted about larger TB developed by Issam Abed in US, which MRC will now start using for their DP setup. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Nicely done Bobby. XHP help to improve the gearbox would be a game changer. I have seen on our bmw how well you can optimize gear change there is lot of room to improve the 60ft time, easily 0.2 with that nice track surface.
Hi Mac - yes I'm expecting better results in the future. With Xhp you can set each gear change set point so rules out any human error for gear change etc Cheers
Bought a Dragy gps device for measuring performance not had much of a chance to play with different RPM take off's but managed this so far: This is with full weight etc Its pretty clear the amount of torque reduction between gear changes - but still pulling just over 0.5g at 60mph. Here is a JD "450hp" stage 3 for comparison whats clear is that the 8hp gearbox changes are more seamless: Cheers Bobby
That is amazing, congratulations Bobby. I've lurked on here for ages watching various tdi builds and really impressed with what is possible. I definitely want to get mine sorted out!
Dragy is a good tool, i bought it also to measure. TQ reduction and delay in gear change is obvious on your graph. That gearbox needs improvement. Got same problem with my leon dq500 , loosing 0.3 0.4s /gear change.
Thanks Yep I think 60time can be down to 3.5's with decent gearbox tuning. In gear power is unreal - the pull in the top end is like no other car I've driven and most of my driving is done on the motorway. Would love to see what it would do with some reduced weight. DSG is normally perfect and has very little TQ reduction in between changes. I had a RS3 (2014 model) in recently the changes were amazing on stock software. Cheers
Awesome work, Bobby! Read through the thread the other day after it was linked on Audizine. Truly impressed by what you've been able to pull off here. Have you considered trying to swap in a ZF 8-speed transmission? The dimensions (size-wise) and weight are very close to the ZF 6-speed, and there is tuning out there for them as well (hptuners).
Definitely a lot of work. I have not seen the 6HP. The 8HP was picked up mostly because it's being used on American vehicles (Dodge, Ram) and the tuning market here picked up on it. Ya know, big muscle.
On my Rs3 the gear change is flawless. On the leon with dq500 is as bad as it can be. I have tried different maps, none seem to work ok. I dont know why. The best solution for you it would be the 8hp swap. Gearbox is cheap and should be plug and play. Component protection might be an issue, immo.
@macradiators It wouldn't be easy i bet but maybe Dragos wants to try it https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Audi-A6-...=item212008fe9d:g:KfwAAOSwo4pYmhAQ:rk:29:pf:0 Gearbox controller works with ECU so it will be fun.
Do you have any instructions on removing the firewall is is it straightforward? do you need to get under the car to undo bolts for the downpipe? Cheers Dan
Hi Dan, Firewall has 3 bolts on the top and push in clip on the rhs Undo the wiring and cut the cable ties holding down the loom Undo the bar behind the firewall You can undo the heater hoses or spray wd40 under the rubber hoses so the slip as you are trying pull out the firewall I found lifting them up from left side works best There is one bolt for the lower flange which will require under the car action. I've had this stud break on me on a number of cars recently (just ages i guess), but you can press this out with a vice and weld in a stainless steel bolt. Allow approx 3 hours Cheers
How is the result with 3" dpf delete as this is something I wanted to do on mine for sometime now. Also waiting for your write up regarding bitdi tune you were doing? Cheers Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Tapatalk
