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  1. 12-12-2010, 09:58 PM #1
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    Default Audi rally cars

    Audi in has grown away from the once famed rally heritege and people are starting to forget what got them there, the quattro! It'd be nice to see some people that appreciate that older Audis.

    Any rally car pictures?
    Any rally car owners?

    lets hear from you!
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    1984 Audi S1. The WRC Group B Terror
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    thankyou for the wonderful article! My family owns 2 of the very few quattros rally cars left. One of them has the S1 transmisson, suspension while the other is from the factory standard audi rally car no S1. Both are amazing cars.
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    ^^Post some pics, I love the older audi quattro cars
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    Hope you like them !! Last one is my personal favorite!









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    Thanks for the intro bud!

    Actually the 90 is a factory GrA spec running on GrpB S1E2 running gear with an experimental Kolb 7A motor.

    The CQ is a 20VT Lehmann motor coupled to GrpB running gear.
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    Good-looking cars, any vids? I'm a huge fan!

    Audi URQ and S1...

    Boost Is Better
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    Here's a small clip. Best to right click and save as. Otherwise my server is just too slow...

    http://wetzelsracing.com/images/drift.mpg

    Sorry about the poor quality, I snipped it from a larger DVD image and it didn't come out that well.
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    Here's another...

    http://wetzelsracing.com/images/rallyx1.wmv

    It was from a rallyx a couple years ago. It was extremely fast. If anyone does autoX you know the split from one car to the next is usually in the tenth's or hundredth's. On that event (`1 mi) the next closest car was almost 6 sec behind.

    Again, best to right click and save...
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    I'm a big fan of the S1!
    There's a cool vid of one on the Col de Turini (Monte Carlo Rally road)on this site I found a couple of years ago (middle video, bottom row):
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