Audi Tt Street Legal Track Car. Perfect For Time Trials, Hpde & Solo on 2040-cars
Kissimmee, Florida, United States
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This Audi TT has been featured on Speed TV and Grassroots Motorsports magazine. It was rebuilt from the ground up to compete in track road racing events in 2011. In addition to the performance upgrades listed below, the car has a complete interior including electric windows, carpeting and airbags (much more weight loss to be had). The car is easy to drive on the street, albeit a little rough riding due to the race springs.
285HP and 2650 lbs makes for an entertaining drive. The car is currently NASA TTB compliant and would be SCCA STU compliant with a full cage and the removal of a few minor interior items. ENGINE & DRIVETRAIN 285HP and 315 ft/lb torque at crank at 23 lbs boost Dynoed at 247 FWHP Integrated Engineering rods Supertech exhaust valves Bearings checked and were well in spec. Audi TT 225 turbo and intake system Manual boost control Unitronic 550cc wideband tune (big turbo capable) Relentless 3” downpipe w/cats High-flow catalytic converter 3” custom exhaust, Magnaflow 3” muffler, single outlet Valeo 3-row heavy-duty radiator Oil cooler FMIC Air conditioning delete Lightweight battery Spec stage 3 clutch Lightweight flywheel 5-speed transmission Peloquin limited slip BBS short shifter SUSPENSION & BRAKES H&R RSS Clubsport dampers H&R linear springs 629 front, 571 rear BFI adjustable rear sway bar No front sway bar SPC camber/caster adjustable top mounts Polyurethane bushings everywhere Custom brake system 13” front rotors, 11.75 rear rotors Wilwood 4-piston calipers all around Wilwood 2-piece rotors Stainless lines Brake ducts to front bumper BBS wheels shod with Dunlop Star Spec tires 225/45/17 (lots of tread left) INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Stable Energies roll bar (interior trimmed around bar) Corbeau racing buckets (2) 5-point driver harness Gauges - Boost, Water temp, Oil temp, Oil pressure Rear seat deleted Full interior including electric windows Radio delete APR carbon adjustable rear wing (spoiler delete) “RS4” front chin spoiler Splitter Airbags still in place. Air conditioning delete Fire extinguisher |
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