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Abt’s supercharged TT Roadster

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Abt’s supercharged TT Roadster

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The Audi TT is a favorite at Abt Sportsline, so it’s not surprising that engineers have left no model in the TT family untouched. The tuner is also heavily involved with the German Touring Car Championship and it has used the knowledge gained from racing to develop its latest line of performance upgrades.

Following from its TT-Sport and TT-R performance packs, Abt has now released a new package for the TT Roadster. The kit includes a complete bodykit consisting of new bumpers, side skirts and a rear wing that give the car a distinctive look but also aid performance by improving downforce.

Powering the car is a supercharged version of the 3.2L V6 that develops 355hp (262kW) and is good for a 0 to 100km/h time of just five seconds. Abt also mods the 2.0L TFSI version, lifting power from 240hp (177kW) to a very healthy 300hp (221kW), and backs it up with a host of suspension mods and a premium brake package with 380mm discs.

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By cheap r4 card Posted: 1/31/2010 10:37pm PST

Great review.I'm not a huge Audi fan but this is the way a 'tuner' car SHOULD look. Simple, functional and muscular. Very nice job this ABT job.Thanks.

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