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| − | The '''Audi Quattro TDI''' is a model variant of the original [[Audi Quattro Sport]] in 4D Sports Driving / Stunts. It was made by [[Zapper]] and part of [[Zapper's car pack]] released in 2002. | + | {{Cars| |
| + | carname = Audi Quattro TDI| | ||
| + | image = [[Image:AudiQuattro1.png|226px|center]]| | ||
| + | designer = Zapper| | ||
| + | year = 2002| | ||
| + | version = All| | ||
| + | engspec = Turbo Diesel V-10, 3997cc| | ||
| + | torquerpm = 2560 rpm| | ||
| + | maxhp = 330 hp| | ||
| + | gears = 6-speed| | ||
| + | sixty = 5.2s| | ||
| + | hundred = 12.70s| | ||
| + | halfmile = 25.30s| | ||
| + | top = 165mph| | ||
| + | realtop = 201mph| | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| + | The '''Audi Quattro TDI''' is a model variant of the original [[Audi Quattro Sport]] in 4D Sports Driving / Stunts. It was made by [[Zapper]] and part of [[Zapper's car pack]] first released in 2002. | ||
=== Development === | === Development === | ||
Latest revision as of 11:54, 6 January 2025
| Audi Quattro TDI | |
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| Designer: | Zapper |
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| Released: | 2002 |
| Game version: | All |
| Engine specs: | Turbo Diesel V-10, 3997cc |
| Torque peak at: | 2560 rpm |
| Max horsepower (est.): | 330 hp |
| Transmission: | 6-speed |
| 0-60mph: | 5.2s |
| 0-100mph: | 12.70s |
| Half mile: | 25.30s |
| Flat track top speed: | 165mph |
| Real top speed : | 201mph |
| Performance data refers to BB 1.1 version unless the car is for 1.0 versions only. | |
The Audi Quattro TDI is a model variant of the original Audi Quattro Sport in 4D Sports Driving / Stunts. It was made by Zapper and part of Zapper's car pack first released in 2002.
Development
This Audi is a "pseudo" variant of the Quattro model that has the performance of a big V10 turbo diesel engine (like the one found in the Volkswagen Touareg).
The dashboard was swapped with the Corvette's because of the 6000 RPM limit on the tachometer and to provide a 6-speed gear pattern.
All other aspects, including the 3D shape, remained the same as the original Audi Quattro Sport.
