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  1. 06-27-2012 10:37 AM #1
    Trying to see if there's anybody out there pushing the limits of the R32 in drag racing. Curious to see how everything is holding up with drag radials and/or slicks. 700whp, 10 second passes, etc...
    Any tranny issues, driveshaft, diff, etc...???

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    06-27-2012 02:54 PM #2
    Quote Originally Posted by one_bad_tdi View Post
    Trying to see if there's anybody out there pushing the limits of the R32 in drag racing. Curious to see how everything is holding up with drag radials and/or slicks. 700whp, 10 second passes, etc...
    Any tranny issues, driveshaft, diff, etc...???
    a friend of mine just sold his 650+awhp R32 that run down the track a few times ... this is his username dave13s4

  3. 06-27-2012 10:04 PM #3
    http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...ing-of-an-R33T...


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    06-28-2012 06:10 AM #4
    Stay away from it.the r32 had a poor awd system

  5. 06-28-2012 08:29 AM #5
    Thanks guys, already spoke with Dave and he was of great help

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    06-28-2012 10:28 PM #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Pauciullo View Post
    Stay away from it.the r32 had a poor awd system
    not very true
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    06-28-2012 10:33 PM #7
    Maybe with a after market haldex controller but the stock one is junk

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    06-29-2012 04:25 PM #8
    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Pauciullo View Post
    Stay away from it.the r32 had a poor awd system
    compared to other AWD systems, yes it is.
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    06-29-2012 04:33 PM #9
    Quote Originally Posted by XXX008XXX View Post
    compared to other AWD systems, yes it is.
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    07-02-2012 01:10 PM #10
    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Pauciullo View Post
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    07-02-2012 03:37 PM #11
    haldex is garbage when you want to compare to the evo, sti awd systems heck 4 motion is ****ting on haldex.
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  12. 07-02-2012 09:59 PM #12
    the S3 has the same drivetrain right? as the R32?

    anyhow, seems they put straight cut gears for 3 & 4 (and still somehow mistakenly claim stock trans) in this car and t ran 8.84......


  13. 07-02-2012 10:18 PM #13
    I know they're all over seas but arne't those two MKII's, that Polo, and now this S3 all running low 9's or 8's on the Haldex setup. I understand they have modified gears in most cases but that's still nothing to laugh it. Of course not the fastest in the AWD world... but it's nice to see some crazy fast cars popping up with it.
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    07-02-2012 10:36 PM #14
    Those haldex systems are so far from stock. Only thing that's stock about them are the cases themselves. Much like our fwd stuff...
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    07-03-2012 03:31 PM #15
    Quote Originally Posted by one_bad_tdi View Post
    Trying to see if there's anybody out there pushing the limits of the R32 in drag racing. Curious to see how everything is holding up with drag radials and/or slicks. 700whp, 10 second passes, etc...
    Any tranny issues, driveshaft, diff, etc...???
    Plenty with big turbo R32 Turbos on youtube. Germany have alot.
    02M is one of the strongest boxes that VW has made. USA got 02Ms with rubber/plastic on the side of the casing. Alot of issues there. European got alu casing all the way.

    Need to get lsd diffrensials, Peloquin,Quaife or Wavetrack. Stock diffs are weak and not anyway near the grip you get with a LSD.
    One of the weakest things in my opinion is that people buy way to weak clutches.
    Twindisc is the way to go for reability. End off story. After 7 years Ive seen/read so much about people wasting money on singeldisc setups on Turbo R32s. And with that I dont mean pelople running 15 psi and low boost like that and are happy with their singeldisc setup. I mean 20+ psi and tracking the car alot. Alot E85 used here in Europe.

    The VR6 S3 3.2 have stock 02M with forges 3th-4th gear. I asume diffs aswell. Clutchmasters twindisc if im not mistaken.
    Axels are pretty good aswell. Always have the possibility to buy stronger ones.


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    07-04-2012 06:28 PM #16
    im seriously considering ditching the flat four and putting an R32 in the rail over the winter, hmm where can i get a torque convertor to fit the R32?

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