Short answer, no. None of the torque related monitors in the accessport have any accurate values that tell you what your wheel torque or even engine torque are. For instance, the driver requested torque monitor is actually an output from the maximum torque tables, and is used as the X axis for mass air setpoint tables. The output is based on AIT, coolant temps, dsg torque, etc. None of the torque related monitors are for end-user display; they are used for dialing in the tuning of the vehicle. None of the performance monitors are 100% accurate either. They give you a rough idea on how fast your car is but you are better off using a dragy for accurate monitoring of your performance.