The Audi Quattro s1 is horrible...

[Johnny[HUN]]

The S1!! not the normal. First of all, where is the S1 paintings and the modules? Spoilers, skids etc... And why i can't adjust the gear ratio?! Its a darn rally car, and the default setup is like a circuit car. And the handling of the S1 is so... old. I mean if it would be a rally car it should be much quicker and more responsive. Now its like the road version Sport Quattro. It corners bad, brakes bad.

Please... don't ruin my dreams :D Who else experience something like me?

EDIT: There was a misunderstanding... i expected an other car, but the title misled me
What a pity...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDRkHXMHqFo

[Jim]

Johnny původně napsal:

Who else experience something like me?

Everyone who raced one in the 1980s

[Sand0x]

First of all , The Audi Quattro (Step 1) isn't there to represent the Group B rally car, it's an upgraded version of the stock car. As much as you can rant about it not being a rally car, doesn't handle like a rally car. It's an 80's car; the steering should be heavy, the brakes are not good nor bad.

If KS intended it the Audi Quattro S1 as a rally car they would've added the liveries and all the aero bits. I nearly forget to mention more power. I think you've misread the information.

[Angry Prawn]

Edit: Sand0x beat me to it.

[Sand0x]

Angry Prawn původně napsal:

Edit: Sand0x beat me to it.

No problem :D.

Edit: typo

[Quadg]

if you want it to stop, you need to engine brake... use the resistance of that 4wd.
responds well to heel and toe.

[Johnny[HUN]]

Sand0x @VoH původně napsal:

First of all , The Audi Quattro (Step 1) isn't there to represent the Group B rally car, it's an upgraded version of the stock car. As much as you can rant about it not being a rally car, doesn't handle like a rally car. It's an 80's car; the steering should be heavy, the brakes are not good nor bad.

If KS intended it the Audi Quattro S1 as a rally car they would've added the liveries and all the aero bits. I nearly forget to mention more power. I think you've misread the information.

Man... the S1 is the rally version of the Sportquattro (well the Sporquattro is the road version of the S1 but dont go too deep) .

Hit "Audi Quattro S1" to google, you will only find rally car pics, its a fcking rally car, the whole Sportquattro project is a rally project, cuz the Sportquattro body is made only for rallying. There are normal quattros but they have longer body, they made for only the roads. SQ road version exists only because of the WRC's rules where Audi had to produce 200 road version.


So man dont talk bullschit if you know nothing about the old rally cars. SQ is a rally car, and these are far not race brakes, and the rally quattro handles so different than here.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDRkHXMHqFo

[Brownninja97]

Johnny původně napsal:

Sand0x @VoH původně napsal:

First of all , The Audi Quattro (Step 1) isn't there to represent the Group B rally car, it's an upgraded version of the stock car. As much as you can rant about it not being a rally car, doesn't handle like a rally car. It's an 80's car; the steering should be heavy, the brakes are not good nor bad.

If KS intended it the Audi Quattro S1 as a rally car they would've added the liveries and all the aero bits. I nearly forget to mention more power. I think you've misread the information.

Man... the S1 is the rally version of the Sportquattro (well the Sporquattro is the road version of the S1 but d

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDRkHXMHqFo

well there is the misunderstadning, the S1 means step1 not the german s word

[Johnny[HUN]]

Brownninja97 původně napsal:

Johnny původně napsal:

Man... the S1 is the rally version of the Sportquattro (well the Sporquattro is the road version of the S1 but d

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDRkHXMHqFo

well there is the misunderstadning, the S1 means step1 not the german s word

It doesnt matter, in Assetto Corsa they wanted to separate the Road version and the Rally version, like they did with the BMW M3 E30 road version and DTM version. Or like in Forza 4 where there were the normal audi sportquattro and then the S1 rally version. And in Assetto Corsa they wanted to bring us the rally version, but this is weak as fck...
Without the painting, the spoilers, the handling its nothing but a street tuned normal sportquattro, and not the BIG s1 rally icon.

[kazereal]

Brownninja97 původně napsal:

well there is the misunderstadning, the S1 means step1 not the german s word

Yep.

Group B class "Audi S1" is different thing from Sport Quattro or urQuattro and rally versions are different from road versions (homologation units are closes to rally version).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxVVenA-q4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCaySv1Blok

[quf]

This is not the rally quattro s1. This step 1 version has some different things mechanically compared to the normal audi sport quattro.

[Johnny[HUN]]

kazereal původně napsal:

Brownninja97 původně napsal:

well there is the misunderstadning, the S1 means step1 not the german s word

Yep.

Group B class "Audi S1" is different thing from Sport Quattro or urQuattro and rally versions are different from road versions (homologation units are closes to rally version).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxVVenA-q4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCaySv1Blok

But these are not SPORTquattros like in game it says. In game it clearly says "Sportquattro" and the cars in the video are not sport quattros, cuz SQ has shorter body, these are... different cars.

So where is the point omg?!

My problem was if it is a sport quattro road version which is the road version of the s1 rally version, then what the fcking hell is the SportQuattro S1 like in the game?!! It supposed to be the S1 sportquattro that i am talking from the beginning. Don't mix up the things people... I know what i am talking about, because i read and saw everything about the old quattros and the group b rally cars.

But darn it AC has 200 employee why can't just one read this freaking thread and answer our questions ?! And if i am right, then come on and fix it, and if i am not then correct the titles cuz its misleading...

[Angry Prawn]

Johnny původně napsal:

kazereal původně napsal:

Yep.

Group B class "Audi S1" is different thing from Sport Quattro or urQuattro and rally versions are different from road versions (homologation units are closes to rally version).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxVVenA-q4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCaySv1Blok

But these are not SPORTquattros like in game it says. In game it clearly says "Sportquattro" and the cars in the video are not sport quattros, cuz SQ has shorter body, these are... different cars.

So where is the point omg?!

My problem was if it is a sport quattro road version which is the road version of the s1 rally version, then what the fcking hell is the SportQuattro S1 like in the game?!! It supposed to be the S1 sportquattro that i am talking from the beginning. Don't mix up the things people... I know what i am talking about, because i read and saw everything about the old quattros and the group b rally cars.

But darn it AC has 200 employee why can't just one read this freaking thread and answer our questions ?! And if i am right, then come on and fix it, and if i am not then correct the titles cuz its misleading...

What exactly are you not understanding about this? "S1" in Assetto Corsa means "Step 1". It is not the Quattro S1. It's just a slightly upgraded version of the base car.

[Angry Prawn]

And yes, this is the shortened Sport Quattro. It even states it in the car's description in-game.

[SuperBobKing]

Johnny původně napsal:

kazereal původně napsal:

Yep.

Group B class "Audi S1" is different thing from Sport Quattro or urQuattro and rally versions are different from road versions (homologation units are closes to rally version).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxVVenA-q4M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCaySv1Blok

But these are not SPORTquattros like in game it says. In game it clearly says "Sportquattro" and the cars in the video are not sport quattros, cuz SQ has shorter body, these are... different cars.

So where is the point omg?!

My problem was if it is a sport quattro road version which is the road version of the s1 rally version, then what the fcking hell is the SportQuattro S1 like in the game?!! It supposed to be the S1 sportquattro that i am talking from the beginning. Don't mix up the things people... I know what i am talking about, because i read and saw everything about the old quattros and the group b rally cars.

But darn it AC has 200 employee why can't just one read this freaking thread and answer our questions ?! And if i am right, then come on and fix it, and if i am not then correct the titles cuz its misleading...

You are vastly over estimating the size of Kunos, by about 10x.

The issue isn't about how much you know about old rally cars, but with how much you know about AC and the naming convention it uses for it's tuned cars. The S1 in game isn't refering to a specific real life car called an S1, it is a short hand used to represent that it is the base car with minor mods to increase performance. The higher the number, the more significant the modifications. For example, there is an S3 version of the Ferrari 458 Italia in the game, but if you google that the only results are either unrelated or are for the one in Assetto Corsa.

[*.zip]

@OP - It isn't THE best resource, but check out the wikipedia page, as it kinda brings everything together, a bit better. There have been quite a few cars over the years that share the same name/badge, yet differ completely in pedigree - one is for consumers, one is strictly for a certain discipline in racing.

Also, what SuperBobKing stated above.

Here is the link, with a following quote. Maybe this won't make things easier, I dunno.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_Quattro

"The Audi Sport Quattro S1 was a Quattro programme car developed for homologation for Group B rallying in 1984, and sold as a production car in limited numbers.[1] It featured an all aluminium alloy 2,133 cc (130.2 cu in) (2.1 L) 20v DOHC engine slightly smaller than that of the Audi Quattro (in order to qualify for the 3-litre engine class after the scale factor applied to turbo engines). In road-going form, the engine was capable of producing 225 kW (306 PS; 302 bhp),[1] with the competition cars initially producing around 331 kW (450 PS; 444 bhp).[1]"