#Audi engine

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Donkervoort F22 Final Five, 2024. The Dutch sports car maker is ending production of the 5-cylinder F22 series with a special edition of 5 cars. Features include carbon wheels, a titanium exhaust, ceramic brakes and 500hp turbocharged Audi 5-cylinder engine. The changes reduce weight to 716kg (1,578 lbs) enabling acceleration from 0-100km/h in less than 3 seconds and a top speed of 290km/h

[usedengines4sale]

Why Choose A Reconditioned Audi A5 Engine? Exploring the Advantages and Benefits Introduction to Reconditioned Audi A5 Engines: A Cost-Effective Alternative https://www.usedenginesforsale.co.uk/blog/why-choose-a-reconditioned-audi-a5-engine-exploring-the-advantages-and-benefits/

[engineprices]

The Cost of A Reconditioned Audi A5 Engine: A Breakdown of Prices and Services Introduction to Reconditioned Audi A5 Engines: Understanding the Benefits and Costs https://www.engineprices.co.uk/blog/the-cost-of-a-reconditioned-audi-a5-engine-a-breakdown-of-prices-and-services/

[comparetheenginemarket]

Reconditioning Your Audi A5 Engine: Warning Signs to Look Out For Introduction to Reconditioning Your Audi A5 Engine: Benefits of a Reconditioned Audi A5 Engine https://blog.comparetheenginemarket.co.uk/reconditioning-your-audi-a5-engine-warning-signs-to-look-out-for

[r-audi]

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[radracer]

Audi 80

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[masterrainb0w]

-Is in the doorway holding boba- Hello Counter/weight fans.

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[doostyaudi]

Drew my henchmen again, it's been a while :p

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Auto Union Type 52 Concept, 2023 (1934), by Audi. The Auto Union Silver Arrows were legendary 1930s Grand Prix race cars. A street-legal sports car version with a 16-cylinder engine was also planned but the plan was never realised, until now. Audi commissioned Crosthwaite & Gardner to build the Auto Union Type 52 using surviving archive documents, plans, and design sketches. The mid-mounted supercharged 16 cylinder engine provides 520ps.

[silhouettehistory]

Mid-Engine SilhouetteHistory

Silhouettes of 35 mid-engine sports cars. How many of them do you recognize?

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[dannyriose]

Audi Engine

[auto-technician]

Understanding the Throttle Body: Function, Maintenance, and Tips

The "Throttle Body" is a critical component of your vehicle's air intake system, controlling the amount of air flowing into the engine. It plays a significant role in determining engine performance, fuel efficiency, and emissions. Connected to the accelerator pedal, the throttle body adjusts airflow in response to your driving demands, ensuring optimal air-fuel mixture for combustion.

Why Is Throttle Body Maintenance Important?

Over time, carbon deposits and dirt can build up inside the throttle body, causing it to become less efficient. Symptoms of a dirty or malfunctioning throttle body include rough idling, reduced power, stalling, and poor fuel economy. Regular cleaning and inspection can prevent these issues, extending the life of your engine.

Tips for Throttle Body Care

1. Regular Cleaning

Use a throttle body cleaner every 30,000–50,000 miles to remove deposits.

2. Inspect the Sensors

Check the throttle position sensor (TPS) and other electronic connections for wear or faults.

3. Address Warning Signs

If you notice symptoms like hesitation or surging, inspect the throttle body promptly.

4. Professional Servicing

Seek expert assistance for advanced diagnostics or electronic throttle bodies.

Maintaining your throttle body ensures smoother performance and helps avoid costly repairs, keeping your vehicle in top shape.

[topnotchquark]

Behind F1's Velvet Curtain

This article by Kate Wagner on her INEOS sponsored trip to the Austin GP at COTA last year was commissioned by Road and Track magazine and then taken down. Presumably because Kate has was pretty staunch in her opinions about what was essentially a paid trip.

It is exactly the kind of thing I have wanted to read about the felt experience of the money business of F1. It doesn't get into technicalities and does not produce any spreadsheets for reference. It's just, her experience of the presence of wealth in the sport.

She starts off by talking about how she has been covering cycling and NASCAR for a while now and both of those, in comparison, are scrappier sports with smaller sponsors and cheaper tickets.

What I also especially loved was how fascinated she was with the cars themselves, and how they seem like a true marvel of human engineering. She almost described the cars like these alien beasts that came into this dimension out of nowhere and were being constantly monitored and dueled with to furnish wins and glory (and shareholder value for sponsors).

I think I always had an understanding of the weird myth making surrounding F1 and the kind of media attention it attracts, but someone like Kate (who I have loved reading for a while now) putting it into perspective really made it click for me. This sport thrives off of the kind of cocoon it has built around it and understands exactly the certain exclusiveness it needs to maintain to keep the story alive.

Anyway, give it a read, especially because Road and Track is trying to bury it to not piss off sponsors.

[hezigler]

An Audi that was designed in the 1930s, but built in 2024…😱 #audi #cars ...