
Originally Posted by
Boosted_six
Hi all
Looking at the next project (currently in a mid/high 11 second B9 S4), in the UK low mileage 2018 S6's are really good value right now, this looks like a chance to drive a V8 before they are outlawed...
I'm thinking the minimum list is going to be:
* DS1 software
* RS7 intake
* RS7 turbo cartridges (SRM / HPA?)
* HFC downpipe (Redstar?)
* Bigger coolant pump
That should be good for low 600bhp and scraping out a 10.99 I'm led to believe?
Assuming this list sounds sane / adequate as a starting point, my next job is to do a bunch of research and understand the practicalities at hand. The main question I have however is for the replacement turbo cartridges, once all the intake stuff and oil lines are out the way, can you easily change the turbine and housing without having to remove all the exhaust side manifolds etc? Is this a DIY job for someone with medium skill?
Thank you!
Good to see another UK guy on the S6 band wagon
I have the DS1 on Stage2 with Peron 3.5 inch decat and milltek non res cat back current with the SRM intake and its amazing in current climate but what John said is completely right come summer time without meth it cripples the performance. You get a couple of good pulls and that's it heat soak.
I have the SRM +4mm lined up to go in and just about to purchase aquamist hfs-4 to go with it for the cooling mainly but added octane will benefit for sure.
For me I had the bigger pump but felt no benefit so will see what comes in the form of air to air in the future but hoping for now the water meth will drop the temps enough to get a little more run time before losing so much to heat.
With just what I have currently alone its a whole world of difference and the DS1 like John said is solid not only for keeping the car within its limits safely but just wakes it up to what it should be. If your big into your cars what the DS1 brings with tune abilities also is next level for seeing what is actually going on in real time.
I'll be sticking with the OTS for now but when the time comes with the DS1 at least I can just get it done remotely with a solid tuner rather than having to lose the car for a day and drive out of my way.
That's my 2 pence anyway but like you said enjoying the V8 while it lasts is the main thing.
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