Abt Modifies the Audi RS4!
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12-21-2006, 07:14 AM
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I hope this is not a repost, here is the information
(Abt wesbite)"VMAX increase for the Audi RS4
250 km/h does not necessarily have to mean the end, especially not when 420 HP qualify for much greater speeds. Therefore Abt Sportsline offers an increase in speed limitation for the V8-cylinder Otto engine of the new Audi RS4. The potential top speed of the powerful sports car from Ingolstadt now totals appropriate 282 km/h, true to the motto: “The Audi RS 4 uncompromisingly adopts the mantle of ultimate sportiness.“
Expansion of Abt Sportsline´s wheel range
From now on Abt Sportsline also offers its exclusive wheels type AR and SP for the Audi RS4. The 20-inch diamond-machined wheel type AR20 is equipped with tyres 255/30ZR20 and the model SP1 is available with tyres size 255/35 R19. 15 and 25 mm spacer discs are required for both wheel types''.
(Abt wesbite)"VMAX increase for the Audi RS4
250 km/h does not necessarily have to mean the end, especially not when 420 HP qualify for much greater speeds. Therefore Abt Sportsline offers an increase in speed limitation for the V8-cylinder Otto engine of the new Audi RS4. The potential top speed of the powerful sports car from Ingolstadt now totals appropriate 282 km/h, true to the motto: “The Audi RS 4 uncompromisingly adopts the mantle of ultimate sportiness.“
Expansion of Abt Sportsline´s wheel range
From now on Abt Sportsline also offers its exclusive wheels type AR and SP for the Audi RS4. The 20-inch diamond-machined wheel type AR20 is equipped with tyres 255/30ZR20 and the model SP1 is available with tyres size 255/35 R19. 15 and 25 mm spacer discs are required for both wheel types''.
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12-21-2006, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by pilone
Not the kind of wheel fitting that RS4 IMO...the idea of removing the speed limiter is genial and a MUST!
Thanks Moh for the info
Thanks Moh for the info
#7
12-21-2006, 02:04 PM
The wheels are horrible... It's a shame they just carry-over the same wheels used on their other cars. The RS4 is deserving of it's own style. OEM wheels look better.
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12-21-2006, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by evilb
The wheels are horrible... It's a shame they just carry-over the same wheels used on their other cars. The RS4 is deserving of it's own style. OEM wheels look better.
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12-21-2006, 03:05 PM
The car looks so so but in any case why bother there are so few worldwide anyway, tuners have a habit of doing this, its like Ferrari tuners making the body kits they do , who in there right mind would add a kit to a Ferrari or Lambo for that matter...maybe they do it for marketing to other makes and models of the line.
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12-21-2006, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by MeanMachine
There might be a chance I will get an RS4 in a year or two "Might", I am leaning on to the RS4 quiet a bit these few days. If I do get one its replacing the Cayenne S.
the RS4 is awesome but do you think is better to have it instead of the Porsche SUV?
cause it's nice you have a car for every purpose...Cayenne for offroad and crusing, the AMG for fun and more...
