what the....... !

[trex]

talk a look at this :
http://www.carandmodel.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5344

[RS4Ever]

wow! that is totally crazy.

i wonder how much weight was reducted from placing parts with carbon-fiber.

and i also wonder how much weight was added (esp. in front) from all that gear.


any way we can get some specs?

thanks man.

[RS4Ever]

nevermind.

just found some more stuff...

http://www.fastdrive.org/content.php?article.276

522 max hp.

:idea:

Engine:
Audi S4 2.7T


KTR Spec Pistons by JE Pistons

KTR Spec Rods by Cunningham Rods

O-ringed Block

Engine Balanced and Blueprinted

Crank Nitrated and Polished

KTR Spec Cylinder Heads

RS4 Camshafts

RS4 Intake Manifold

Innovative Turbo Systems (ITS) GT70 Turbo w/custom impeller

ITS Indy Wastegate

Autronic SM2 Engine Management

Autronic 500R Ignition

Hand Crafted Exhaust Manifolds by KTR

Bar and Plate Charge Cooler by KTR

Mocal Oil Cooler

SX Fuel Pump

Quaife Limited Slip Differentials Front & Rear

Custom Axles & Driveshaft

Welded Center Differential

Spec Lightened Flywheel

Spec Stage 5 Clutch



Chassis:
Stassis Suspension


StopTech Big Brake Kit

17" SSR Competition Rims



Exterior:
RS4 Front Bumper

Carbon Fiber Hood, Fenders, & Deck Lid



Interior:
Hand Fabricated Roll Cage by KTR

Sparco Evo Seat

Sparco Racing Shift Knob

Sparco Flash 5 Steering Wheel

Sparco 5 Point Harness

Stack Electronic Display



Thanks:
KTR European Motorsports

Innovative Turbo Systems

Aussie Imports, LLC

Advanced Welding

Kingsley Automotive


Cunningham Rods

Driveshaft Shop

[trex]

thanks mate, i was looking for more info but no luck .

[djinn]

Any performance values

[RS4Ever]

Originally posted by djinn
Any performance values


yeah i was also kind of wondering.
its all i found.

[djinn]

I've found a new thing on Dahlbackracing.com

It is a b5 a4 1.8t avant with nearly 695 hp

That is a one crazy a4!!! :MTM:
You can see it on the dyno tests part of the site

the link (http://www.dahlbackracing.se/english/main.asp)

http://www.dahlbackracing.se/bromsdata/a4/pic1.jpg

[RS4Ever]

whoa!

its crazy how they get that much power out of those 1.8t's

[djinn]

I've calculated the horse power in a wrong way... sorry

The power of the car was written as kw so i wanted to convert it to hp. While the calculation i multiplied the kw with 1.6 instead of multiplying wiyh 1.36 ( 1 hp=1.36 times kw)

The car is 427.7 kw. So, when you multiply it with 1.36 it equals to nearly 582 hp. :bigeyes:

Anyway, it is an enermous power for that 1.8t isn't it?

[mr]

.... yeah ..... you're right -> it's a really mad piece of work!!!

-> as for your calculation:
I thought that there was sth. wrong with it as i searched through the Dalhbäck hp for modified 1.8 T machines -> max output were the mentioned 427.7 KW or 582 HP

really AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING :MTM: :MTM:

[Bauer]

That KTR is 522 WHEEL HORSEPOWER!!!!!

http://www.ktrperformance.com/services/Dyno_Graphs/graph_ktrS4_1.htm

[djinn]

In the link it says standard s4's are 180-190 wheel hp. This ktr s4 is 523 wheel hp. If you put that in ratio, that s4 becomes nearly 700 hp.

wow!!! That is just great...

[nene]

That is KTR's S4.

http://www.carandmodel.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=230

I've seen it live at their shop as well as New England Audi Shows. Car seems to idle very rough, and it's loud and abnoxious as anything. Granted there are some mechanical engineering feats worth doing, but not sure this would be one of them. But all I care about is daily driveability.

Imagine the turbo lag on that thing. Probably only good as a drag car, ... the way it's dressed and all!

[djinn]

Here are some more pics I found from 2003 new york water fest.

The 522 whp s4.

The guy should have done everything to make the s4 a unique track monster..

http://www.audiworld.com/news/03/waterfest/wf03078.jpg

http://www.audiworld.com/news/03/waterfest/wf03079.jpg

http://www.audiworld.com/news/03/waterfest/wf03080.jpg

http://www.audiworld.com/news/03/waterfest/wf03083.jpg

http://www.audiworld.com/news/03/waterfest/wf03085.jpg

http://www.audiworld.com/news/03/waterfest/wf03086.jpg