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Yesterday we got you a brand new one from the US tuner Need4Speed Motorsports near Los Angeles Chevrolet Camaro SS with chic 20 inch MRR M228 alloy wheels presented which, at least for my taste, is viiiiiiiiiiel too long-legged. Today the exact opposite follows in the form of a pitch-black Audi A7 3.0T which, thanks to the Airride chassis, is so brutally low that you might think the maximum allowed load was exceeded by 12 tons 😀 The guys around the Need4Speed Motorsports team published the project yesterday and we absolutely have to show you. After the tuning cure that the A7 was allowed to endure and which of course not only includes an Airride air suspension but also matching 20 inch Ferrada FR4 aluminum rims in glossy black, it is now much more exciting, individual and much more dynamic than the production version and shows it also works without any extreme body parts. If you are thinking of buying an A7 in the future or already own one and live somewhere near LA, Need4Speed Motorsports is certainly an interesting starting point when it comes to differentiating the vehicle from the production model. As far as the changes made to the optics or the technology are concerned, we have already learned the first details. As usual, we have listed what we know below in a summary. If you discover any further changes that we have not listed, just use the comment box and let us know!
Ps. If you have more tuned vehicles like this one Roush Ford Mustang on 20 inch XO Milan alloy wheels or even one Corvette Z06 on 20 inch MRR rims from Need4Speed Motorsports just click on the photo reference below on the tuner name!
(Photos: Need4Speed Motorsports / Ferrada Wheels)
These are the details of the AUDI A7 3.0T Quattro:
- Lowering (unknown Airride Air Suspension)
- darkened windows all around
- black grille
- 20 inch Ferrada FR4 alloy wheels in gloss black (Finish: Matte Black / Gloss Black Lip, Bolt Pattern: 5 × 112, size 20 × 10.5 all around)
- complete Blackline package (all parts like window sills etc. in black)
- possibly a performance increase - (chip tuning, tuning box, compressor or turbo conversion, NOS etc. - info is pending)
- possibly a sports exhaust system (info is still pending)
Certainly, new information and certainly new pictures and videos will soon be online. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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