The Audi RS3 is a serious performance cars the moment it leaves the factory but over the years, it has also become very popular to modify with a burgeoning array of aftermarket upgrades available for it.
Featured in a video from YouTuber Auditography, this RS3 has an absolutely massive list of modifications that lift output to 576 hp and 512 lb-ft (696 Nm) of torque.
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To produce so much power, the car’s 2.5-liter five-cylinder engine has been fitted with a new TT3700 hybrid turbocharger, APR 980cc injections, APR Coilpacks with new NGK spark plugs, a new turbo inlet, pipe and intake, a front mount intercooler, downpipe and mid-pipe, engine catch can, methanol injection, an APR Stage 3 engine tune, and a Stage 3 tune for the dual-clutch transmission.
These modifications result in truly brutal acceleration, so much so that the owner could probably surprise a few supercar owners with the car’s performance.
This Audi isn’t just about horsepower, either. Various alterations have also been made to the suspension to improve its handling. For example, there is an H&R rear sway bar, new dogbone mounts and inserts, rear aluminum subframe mounts, and Pro sport endlinks. As for visual changes, they include a Horsch Design front splitter, Carbon Addiction rear spoiler, a Revozport carbon fiber hood, an ABT front grille, and a rear diffuser from ABT. The RS3 also sits on forged 19-inch wheels.
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