And in order to get the Audi R8 that Vince of RCV has tuned, I shall need a fun Audi to drive. Either the MFT R4 '03 or the Audi Quattro Stra(german B which I can't see on my keyboard so I will use ss)e (Quattro Strasse). Expect a review of one of the two real soon guys.
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Audi Quattro Strasse '82 Review
I chose the Strasse as it was on sports tyres and would provide more fun in the Audi Race, plus I can see what I'm up against in the VTC
Sorry Leo, but if you want I can still drive the R4 afterwards. How many reviews did you get of the updated settings for the R4?
OK, on to the Quattro. First of all this is a big improvement over stock, but the car seems impervius to becoming perfect. Turn in was greatly improved and is a really good feature of the car- it has good turn in so you can chuck it into corners but it won't go ass backwards on you. High speed understeer has nearly completely been rectified but low speed understeer is still blaringly present. It is improved majorly from stock but that understeer just doesn't want to say goodbye for good. It also seemed that directional changing was a little difficult and under some circumstances was best done with the brakes. However it hardly impacts on the car's performance and overall this is a great car, and big turnaround from what it was. Gearing was also good. Well done 👍
Now do you want me to drive the MFT R4 as well?
Edit 2: Oops, I need a TT to get the Le Mans Quattro- oh well, I'll just get Bob to do it in the race car or something. It was still worth the review though and the MFT R4 offer still stands.
Edit 3:
MFT R4 '03 Review
I went and drove it anyway
OK, I can't think how to start this one so here goes. Turn in and brake power on this car are just superb, late braking is not a problem and the car always goes where you want it to into the corner. However leave it too late and you will spin out, possibly because the engine being so far forward acts like an anchor and throws the rear out. For a 599hp AWD car there is very little understeer but surprisingly there is a deal bit of wheelspin, and understeer certainly isn't completely gone. It's like having the worst of both worlds, wheel spin of a RWD and understeer of an AWD. Still, driven right and neither are a problem in the slightest. Directional changes are extremely easy especially for such a nose heavy vehicle. The car really feels like you are setting really quick lap times but then you cross the finish line and the time is not what you expected- it's much slower. It seems to be a straight line accleration thing, which is strange. It has enough power and torque and isn't overly heavy but can't move as quickly as say something like my SVT Mustang. (See Aussie Tuners for that one). Ah well, it's a good car really- has good handling and pulls up quickly but just can't go as quick as it should and will be beaten by cars with less power and even weighing more (like my Super Bandai SC430 (JGTC) which may get released sometime in the future at AT- it has 500hp and weighs more than 1400kg and sets lap times just as quick as this R4). Good car guys 👍 I think PD screwed up on the acceleration traits of this one with higher power, and even the parts you can buy. (RC Intercooler on a naturally aspirated V8? Hah!) Well done 👍