FOR SALE: 2002 Bi-Turbo AWD Audi S4
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07-30-2006 | 05:31 AM
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07-31-2006 | 11:44 PM
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Im selling my S4, it has 38,XXX miles and has a 4year 75,000mile warranty. The car also has a RS4 bumper, Greddy turbo timer( into the dash) and clear corners. Im asking $26,500, Check out the link for pictures and more information about the car....
http://2002audis4.blogspot.com/
Will consider a trade...
http://2002audis4.blogspot.com/
Will consider a trade...
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08-02-2006 | 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by 350Zed
Maybe you should post this on an Audi forum...???
I've driven an '02 S4, and no offense but I like the G35 much better (even if it isn't anywhere near as fast).
I've driven an '02 S4, and no offense but I like the G35 much better (even if it isn't anywhere near as fast).
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08-02-2006 | 05:41 PM
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08-02-2006 | 09:49 PM
Originally Posted by ChicagoG
The turbos are not used alot at lower speeds, thats were the car gets most of the power from. I have a tipronic
I used to do this in my '97 Eagle Talon TSi AWD, and with only 210bhp I could still leave much more powerful cars in the dust for at least the first two gears.
With a clutch-drop launch, an S4 should dust a G35 easily. With a slush-box (aka tiptronic), you don't have the same launch ability and will take off without the turbos being spooled-up enough to give you any additional power.
Regardless... it's a nice car and someone should buy it!
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08-22-2006 | 10:39 AM
Stop rambling Paul Walker! 
Bump for the s4, sweet ride.
Bump for the s4, sweet ride.
Originally Posted by 350Zed
If it's a stick-shift, you can rev it into a higher rpm range then do a clutch-drop with the turbos already spooled up.
I used to do this in my '97 Eagle Talon TSi AWD, and with only 210bhp I could still leave much more powerful cars in the dust for at least the first two gears.
With a clutch-drop launch, an S4 should dust a G35 easily. With a slush-box (aka tiptronic), you don't have the same launch ability and will take off without the turbos being spooled-up enough to give you any additional power.
Regardless... it's a nice car and someone should buy it!
I used to do this in my '97 Eagle Talon TSi AWD, and with only 210bhp I could still leave much more powerful cars in the dust for at least the first two gears.
With a clutch-drop launch, an S4 should dust a G35 easily. With a slush-box (aka tiptronic), you don't have the same launch ability and will take off without the turbos being spooled-up enough to give you any additional power.
Regardless... it's a nice car and someone should buy it!
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09-08-2006 | 05:44 PM
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