There is a guide here written by the man himself.
https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/80mm-tip-fitting-instructions.144109/
https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/80mm-tip-fitting-instructions.144109/
This really is turning into my repair thread.
On the motorway doing about 60 in 6th put my foot down and the car stopped accelerating. Think the revs jumped backwards but can’t honestly remember will try it again and pay notice.
Thought the clutch was on its way out so parked up (not on the motorway ) handbrake up tight, 5th gear, revs up at 3.5-4K and slowly came off the clutch. Car started rolling forward and eventually stalled.
In a nutshell, what I’m asking is, clutch time?
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Looks like a slipping clutch to me. What gear were you in?
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I’ll give the second gear test a go tomorrow mate I tried it in 5th last week and car rolled a fair bit before stalling.
Initially was only doing it in 6th last week,now all gears third upwards.
It’s only when I hammer it though car does seem underpowered in all gears, could that be because of the slipping clutch? Or could all this be because of a boost leak somewhere?
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Thanks for all your help mate.
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Ok so was stationary handbrake up tight and slowly released clutch. It was tightening up felt like car was going to stall but then didn’t and started rolling.
Clutch time?
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Strange isn’t it. I replaced the MAF for a genuine one from dealer only a few weeks ago but will try unplugging it and testing.
Could it be now the badger5 tip and FMIC are pulling through a lot more air and so I need a new remap to accommodate for this additional air into the turbo?
Only seems to happen on boost (around 3-3.5k revs and over).
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This hand brake thing is really not a good way of testing, anyone can force a clutch to slip when setting off from a standing start, that’s how they work.
The clutch will slip at full engagement, and under high load of it is worn. I.e. cruising in higher gears, low-med revs, full throttle.
Another way to think of it is when max torque comes in. Stock car ~3krpm, if your revs are rising around here in 3,4,5 gear, your clutch is slipping, it’s that simple.
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At first I thought my FMIC was the problem now all this shizz has happened!
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