
Originally Posted by
wwhan
I wouldn't trust their information. Their data is all over the place and here is my detailed explanation:
AUDI uses a generic 354hp(or 349hp)/369 lb-tq for the S5 and 444hp/443lb-tq for the RS5. Most of us know both cars actually put more power but that is not my point right now. if you guys take a look at both links you will see that they left the stock power on the S5 as 349hp/369lb-tq however they are saying that the stock power on the RS5 is 490hp/"566". Is 566 Newton meters or Lb-tq? lets assume is lb-tq, now they are claiming the RS5 puts 123lb-tq more than advertised from Audi? that seems a lot.
Lets move to the other part which I find also strange. They say that the S5 gains from a tune 66hp and 111lb-tq (I actually believe it) but when you add up the numbers now you have 420hp/480 lb-tq according to them but if you add the numbers it should be 415 hp/480lb-tq.
If you move into the RS5 numbers now they claim gains of 35hp/64lb-tq so it should be 525 hp/ 630 lb-tq. Their numbers are all wrong and there is a reason why. They did their math wrong, they are adding numbers to measured stock hp/lb-tq on one car and not the other. They are also using the stock measured power/torque on the S5 directly from Audi but they are claiming 490hp/566 stock on the RS5.
It is just all wrong. I am not bashing the tunes, I am just saying the numbers don't add up.
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