Graham

The 225q figures are from Autocar, 2 Dec 1998, and the 180q figures are from Audi driver, Sept/Oct 1999, so they may not be directly comparable, but they are certainly indicative.

30-50mph 3rd Gear
180q 4.6secs, 225q 3.5secs
30-50mph 4th gear
180q 6.8secs, 225q 5.0secs

50-70mph 3rd gear
180q 4.6secs, 225q 3.5secs
50-70mph 4th gear
180q 6.4secs, 225q 4.8secs
50-70mph 5th gear
180q 7.6secs, 225q 6.3secs

Hope that helps

Graham Sydney Aus....waiting, waiting for a 225q on the boat

Eric

do both cars have the same transmisions? I am under the impression that 4th gear in the 5-sp (180TT) is comparable to 5th gear in the 6-sp (225TTQ).

I guess it would be nice to know how the gear ratios between the cars compare (including the final axle ratio).

-EJS

Marius B

4th in FWD and 180Q (almost identical) is halfways between 4th and 5th in 225. (nt)

John S

Can you confirm 5 speed in 180Q, 6 speed in 225Q? (nt)

Marius B

Re: Sure (nt)

Wayne Wissman

Now if I could just get the same info for my Garrett chipped TTQ (nt)

John S

As a matter of fact www.audi.de configurator shows currently all models can be 6 speed but ONLY FWD can be obtained in 5 speed.

Marius B

... for deliveries, but I haven't checked lately. No data on that one.

Keith Quinn

I live in Toronto Canada and just looked at a 180Q Tt today, i could have sworn it was a six speed. Could be wrong.