Is A3 3.2 DSG really that much quicker...
04-20-2006, 06:31 PM
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Re: Is A3 3.2 DSG really that much quicker...
Well, you have to test drive the 3.2S Quattro with DSG, put it in S gear program and floor it!
Then we will talk :-)
I am not just saying it......
I bought one.
Then we will talk :-)
I am not just saying it......
I bought one.
04-21-2006, 01:43 AM
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Until I tried the DSG I was a three-pedal snob
This is the first auto-manual I like, granted I don't think it is miles ahead of the manual to justify the price premium.
If I understand the concept it effectively allows the car to transition between the two cars without disrupting power delivery, hence the ability to be faster.
/bill
If I understand the concept it effectively allows the car to transition between the two cars without disrupting power delivery, hence the ability to be faster.
/bill
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04-21-2006, 05:57 AM
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Re: Until I tried the DSG I was a three-pedal snob
Well said Bill...
and one more think....
How come the top motorsport racing like Formula-1 and WRC are exclusively using manu-matics?
If anyone can clutch-swift-release clutch in .2 seconds or less then you do not need DSG.
Audi's DSG is the only way to swift.....
and one more think....
How come the top motorsport racing like Formula-1 and WRC are exclusively using manu-matics?
If anyone can clutch-swift-release clutch in .2 seconds or less then you do not need DSG.
Audi's DSG is the only way to swift.....
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