
Originally Posted by
milanocito
and u suth31
about the 2.7t awd to fwd u did not know that exist 2,7t fwd and never drive it if u dont know somthing dont write about it and keep your philosophy for you
the fwd is more faster than awd from 0-250 learn somthing for free and more eco than awd
and evrey post why are opning it here in this forum will help many people they have the same problem
have I ever driven a fwd 2.7T? No. Do I need to to understand the physics behind it? Also no. I think it was you that claimed a friends car that is fwd beat your car, so you "think" it is faster. But your car has had issues with misfires. I can't remember if you are modded or stage1, but you seemed amazed. Will a lighter car with the same exact horsepower win that drag race? Most likely. A big part of drag racing is the driver. But I can tell you from first hand experience, a car with AWD with a driver that knows how to launch it, will either tie or beat that lighter fwd car. I have seen it time and time and time again. No philosophy when I can see it proven on the track, and not on the "butt dyno". Just because that fwd car is not in the USA and I have never driven it does not mean that physics can not cross international borders. Also, I am uneducated with the gearing of the fwd vs the awd transmissions/differentials, and this may be the biggest contributor to an advantage while drag racing the same car with same horsepower, albeit one is lighter, and both have different transmissions/driven wheels.
And if you check back to your "2.7t misfire on bank1" thread, you can see that both Brandon and I responded back to you within an hour and 40 minutes of your initial post to CHECK YOUR SPARK PLUGS. What did you find today with your only update to that thread that wasn't whining? You found that your spark plugs were wrong or poorly gapped (I can't see the picture for some reason). Checking spark plugs is one of the easiest things to do, and that is why it is most often over looked. You state yourself that YOU installed those plugs, so YOU are at fault for installing either the wrong plugs or plugs with the wrong gap. Within an hour and 40 minutes of your original post you had your answer on things to check. Everyone was trying to help you, yet you have to help yourself. I am honestly glad you figured out at least one portion of what may have been your underlying issue. But as far as my philosophy goes, don't worry, I won't be helping you out with any more suggestions.
Good luck with fixing your car
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