A 2013 audi s6 pulled up to me last night on my way home for dinner. It was a middle aged guy that looked at me and smiled. I am not too big on running other cars around town but we were on a bypass with no one else around and I knew the new A6 must be quick since it has 400+hp and 400+tq. The light turned green and I took off slowly to see if he was going to hit it. Sure enough he did so I got on it as well. He got the jump but by the time I was in 4th I had pulled car lengths ahead of him. I let off in 4th and he caught up at the next light. He looked shocked and asked me "what the hell is that thing." I told him it was a S2k and what I had done to it. He said you must make a lot of guys my age mad around here beating them in their mid-life crisis cars. He continued to compliment the car then when the light turned green made a right and gave a thumbs up. Cool guy with a really nice car but no match for the S

 

Which kit do you have and how much whp are you making? I'm getting my SC tuned Thursday this week.

Nice kill

 

Good job! And the legend of the S2000 grows far and wide once again.....

 

f@#k audi. BS over engineered euro trash.

 

Hmm. I quite like my 420whp euro trash

 

I am making 380whp. Might go with a smaller pulley in the next couple of months to get it over 400whp. It just sounds better to me haha.

 

It was a beautiful car just like yours. I wouldn't mind owning one an S line or M series in the future

 

What supercharger / blower and what size pulley are you using that you managed 380? Im about to install my CT kit with a 3.2" and I'm hoping for similar numbers.

 

I have the CT kit with 1200 blower and a 3.6". With the 3.6" i made 10psi. I also have the upgraded heat exchanger from SOS.

 

wait til that rat bastard audi is at the end of its warranty and something stupid breaks inside the engine/trans. $6k minimum, and you need to buy their overpriced proprietary tools if you think you can do it yourself.... what a joke.

2004 S4
88k
2 cracked timing chain guides, blown clutch, and a leaking headgasket= 60 hours of labor.