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nice video, good sound, on the straight you did it too 8000rpm ? sounds like it, nice pics, but no RS4 on the pictures ?
No not that much, only to about 6500-7000. It is a short and twisty track and you don't get a very high airflow through the radiators and oilcoolers. On nordschleife where you have a much higher average speed, the temp isn't an issue compared. Next time I will try to find a place for the microphone with less wind noise,I had it taped next to the lisence plate, but still too much windnoise, and a bit too much exhaust, had to turn the mic down a lot, and it didn't pick up and low volume noises.guess an audi family wagon wasn't interesting for the photographers there Maybe more photos during the winter event they will arrange later this year....will have a skibox on the roof as well then (Image removed from quote.)
"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."(Benjamin Franklin - 1706-1790)
ready for some winter snowstorms get your bra's here: www.autobra.co.uk/shop/index.php
Is it very necessary and good for the front end paint ? A 3M film is more recommended here, because is common to say a bra can change the color of your car if it exposed to the sun and the salt that can be hidden below can rust the hood. I'm pretty sure you did your homework before buying the Bra, but I want to beleive that is indeed really good.
Know what you mean. The bra is only for use when it is so cold (below -15C) that they are not using salt, but only sand and gravel. Especially when you are going over the mountains you often get stuck behind big trucks and snowplows, can't keep to far distance because you need to catch the moment to overtake did you get your yellow 1:18 RS4 yet?
Ah ok, I understand the purpose now. It's true, me too I hate to been hit by big chunks of sand and small rocks on my car while I follow Snowplows. I didn't remember that they use no salt in Norway...You're lucky !
^^^^So you got shitty roadsalt as well...perhaps ''the only'' disadvantage to live in the Nordic club.