Just measured the LMM values again and also the temperatures of the sucked air in open K&N with flower pot and without flower pot. Well, the following came out: Outside temperature: 17.5° Intake temperature K&N with flower pot: during the ride (no matter how fast) between 27 and 32 Intake temperature K&N without flower pot: exactly the same. If I stopped from a normal ride, I could stand as long as I wanted, but the temperature did not exceed 35°. The temperature of both versions did not exceed 40° for the temperatures, but this annoying noise when accelerating (load pressure control or what I know) is very dampened, while the intake noise is amplified. So: Flower pot = cool And honestly: I have never felt anything about a power loss by K&N anyway. And if the sucked air with any driving mode approx. 13 to 14 Gra d is above ambient temperature, this difference will be so blurred after loader and LLK at the latest that it makes up a fart. Especially since I don’t believe that the original Luffikasten provides much cooler air… In this sense: There is nothing for me that speaks against the open filter. At least not at 17.5 degrees outside temperature…
Author: 00c12f
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Horny! New Sound – bye bye Eisenmann
Hi guys, since the thing with the Eisenmann exhaust system was a bit too dangerous for me, I decided now to have a system on it, which has real TÜV. I now have the exhaust system from Pogea Racing. In the stand it is a lot quieter. The driving noise is at least as loud as Eisenmann. Only the excessive rumble is gone. I have only driven 100 km with it until now. Let’s see how it develops when it is really burned in. I will then give you Greetings Love L. Ohso, before you bomb me with PNs, the Eisenmann plant is now in Ebay.
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It’s very weathered…
My leather seats are the colour Soul. The previous owner kept it as it looks, unfortunately nothing of leather care and for the whole 5 years… The leather is quite dry, hard, has wrinkles or grooves in it (is difficult to explain) and therefore no longer smooth. I have already read here from many leather care products, but has never been mentioned, whether these means of leather center, Audi, Swissöl, LG, Petzold, etc., also help with such heavily stressed seats as mine. , which are as good as new, because they have always been cared for, is clear that the means make the seats look like new again, but in my case this is a little different. A friend of mine, who recently prepared hobby-like leather, said that he had the experience that the leather care of the respective vehicle manufacturer is always the best. I am very skeptical about this, because I think there are qualitative differences. Or can someone confirm this ? Has someone had similarly weathered seats and found a means to return their rich black, moisture and smoothness to the seats? I am aware that the seats will never look like before, but I hope for a strong improvement. I am thinking of buying a leather care set of Swizöl, the products are very expensive, but the results are supposed to be great. If someone with other products very good experience with their “weathered seats” g Emacht, always with it, is really urgent! Once I borrowed pictures, that’s how it looks like with me…
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Learning to use a car battery after it’s disconnected?
Hello, suppose the car (Arona, new, start-stop battery) is not driven for six months, is in the underground car park, no power outlet. I would like, like with previous cars, simply to disconnect the battery. Then it was still well charged after return. But it means now that the modern batteries then have to be re-learned. What does that mean exactly? It is the same battery, is it not recognized? If I connect it again, can I then start and drive again? Can I then, say the next day, drive to the workshop so that the necessary things are done there? Thank you for the help!
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Window lifter different fast
Hello dear community. I came across this nice forum via Google and hope you can help me. On Friday I bought an Audi TT Roadster 180 Ps of year 11/2001 with 24,000 km with a really nice equipment like Xenon, Bose, leather, seat heating, electric cover and and and and and. Because the car is not yet mounted, I sat in Friday evening about 1 hour and Saturday 2 hours. But when I took down both window lifters, I noticed that that went from passenger windows much slower about one to two seconds. What could it be, and what costs come to me? Or does this have only something to do with the fact that maybe the battery has hit a little bit, because I have heard the 3 hours quiet cd and had standlight on. I am grateful about every tip. Kind regards Tobias
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Top speed of your TT ́s
Have a question: How fast are your TT ́s driving? here a list Roadster – Coupe: The 225 quattro should go according to paper 237 or 243 km/h. The 180 quattro should go according to paper 220 or 226 km/h. The 180 front should go according to paper 222 or 228 km/h. The 150 front should go according to paper 214 or 220 km/h. Does anyone already have the Tiptronic? It should lie at 220 or 226 km/h. I am interested in how much the tacho differs. Has someone ever had 260 km/h on it? Would be interesting to know. Thank you for your comments.
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Which vehicle has a ~450€ with a reliable automatic transmission?
Hello everyone! I’m looking for a comfortable car with automatic transmission for relaxed running. It’s important for me to have a soft and reliable automatic transmission, because repairs to ATG are unfortunately priceless and often lead to an economic total damage. I already had a Mazda 626 GF with ATG, which made bitches that were not diagnostically possible. Therefore I am a bit pre-damaged about automatic vehicles. Sure, you’re not in it, but e I would like to know, above all, how reliable the ATG of Japanese vehicles like Toyota Camry/Avensis, Honda Accord, Mazda Xedos and Subaru are. And how the ATG of the VAG gü. BMW and Mercedes cut off. Maybe someone knows each other well in the field. Thank you very much!
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Mercedes C-Class vs. Audi A4 or Skoda Superb?
Hello guys you can help me villeicht further, Search a diesel vehicle, automatic Hab 3 Favourites: 1. Mercedes 220 CDI (2003) 2. Audi A4 2.5 TDI (2003) 3. Skoda Superb 2.5 TDI (2007) Does anyone have experience with these vehicles? I drive a lot a year, so I need a diesel vehicle. Drive about: 30,000KM in the year
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Wheel rims: Alutec Ikenu 17″
Hello everybody, I am proud owner of a new Seat Aronas. Now the winter is coming soon and I would like to let winter tires on with the series rims and buy also immediately new summer rims to use my current tires further. Unfortunately I have only some idea about the matter and the Seat dealer refers only to the ABE (http://www.alutec.de/…/class.fileaway_downloader.php?…). In short I would like the Alutec ikenu (graphit-frontpolished) with 205/55 In the ABE I find my Arona with the direct identifier. Only there is the A01 as a condition: “After the implementation of the technical amendment, the vehicle is immediately an officially recognized expert or examiner for motor vehicle traffic or a test engineer of a monitoring organisation according to point 4 of Appendix VIIIb to the StVZO for the implementation and confirmation of the ABE Does this mean that I have to pass by the TÜV/Dekra? Can the Seat dealer also do that? Or can’t the combination at all? Thank you in advance, TheTick
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First car ~8000 Euro
Hey, I’m in the 3rd year of my training and I’m looking for my first car now, because the bus connection is simply catastrophic I have saved me about 8,000 euros together, but I’m not quite sure what kind of used car I should buy. The daily route is so to work at 30 km and every 3rd week I drive 200 km to the vocational school every day. It should be a car with 5 seats and if possible on 5 doors, in the trunk you should also get something in (paa r Boxes Beer or camping material) I am looking for a medium way out of sports and fuel saving, cars that are closer to the eye among others: Skoda Octavia VW Golf 4-5 Audi A3 8P with the 1.6 FSI motor (116 hp/ 6.6l consumption) do you have better suggestions? the cars are all so from 80,000 km with used cars to get at the desired price