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We have an interesting video, including one on the channel of "JTmedia", found for you. The video: "1.200 PS in the Audi RS4 Limo conversion from Hannover Hardcore" unfortunately it was put online without meaningful details, so we'll just leave it at the clip. Have fun watching. If we did find out any technical details / information, you will find them, as always, in the lower part. Attention! You want to watch more videos? Then click here.
Update from "22.07.2015/XNUMX/XNUMX"
There is new information about the above mentioned vehicle which we can not withhold from you. Many thanks to Fabian for the following information!
- Audi S4 B5
- completely rebuilt to RS4 optics
- 3 liter displacement
- TTE 950 + turbocharger
- Water-methanol injection
- edited channels and heads (Tuning by NG-Motorsports)
- Vossen Wheels alloy wheels in 10 x 20 inches
- Brake system of the Audi R8 GT
- the car drives on E85 fuel
- 1080 PS
- 1400 NM
- Exhaust system single-flow with 102 mm tailpipe
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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This is the Audi S4 B5 from Philipp Kaess (represented on the Facebook group “Hannover Hardcore”).
The Audi was completely rebuilt to the RS4 look, the RS4 B5 was never built as a sedan.
The engine was drilled to a 3 liter capacity, it drives a TTE 950+ turbocharger, a water-methanol injection and
the channels of the heads have been given a "golf ball" surface from NG Motorsports.
The rims are CNC milled Vossen 10 x 20. As a braking system it has that of the R8 GT. It drives E85 fuel and has 1080 HP,
as well as 1400 nM. The exhaust system is single-flow with 102 mm.
The car was also driven by Grip against a Porsche 9FF Turbo with 1300 PS.
Hello Fabian,
Thank you for the much data that I have of course added to the post!
VG Tom
The conversion would be too expensive for me personally and would have too much power, but the exhaust system and only 370 to 420 HP with the appropriate braking system would suffice!