Audi RS6 665 PS by Cargraphic comes with an impressive 489 kilowatts / 665 hp instead of the usual 426 kilowatts / 580 hp. If you want to see and hear this little adjustment to the series, you can also add in three parts Cargraphic Rims GT-R of 21 inches and their exhaust system specific. 10.5 x 21-inch wheels glimmer of character and quality. If you wish, you can buy with 285/30R21 tires.

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665 horses chafing at the bit

Cargraphic offers exhausts, XXL-power and 21″ rims for the Audi RS6

Can an Audi with RS6 labelling possibly be an understatement? Of course, so long as the V10 in its Avant or Limo versions has had a performance boost from Cargraphic. Then the top-performance engine in the 4F series suddenly produce an impressive 489 kW/ 665 PS instead of the usual 426 kW / 580 PS. Roundabout 15% of extra power, which may not be visible on the Bavarian car but can certainly be felt. If you want to see and hear this “little adjustment” to the series, you can also add the three-part Cargraphic GT-R 21-inch rims and their special exhaust system. This roars so powerfully that it doesn’t match German noise regulations and is only possible to buy on export. The 10.5×21″ wheels gleam with character and quality. Optionally, you can buy them with 285/30R21 tyres.

The exhaust systems consists of mufflers and catalytic converters made in a Cargraphic factory in south west England. This framework of finest-quality rust-resistant stainless steel brings the cylinders blazing into full power. The combustion chambers are optimally refilled and emptied after each cycle of use. Moreover, the exhausts also add to the visual attraction of the car. If he or she wishes, the customer can choose to supplement the RACE design with its four 80 millimetre pipes with two oval exhausts. There is also the option of having them in black enamel for the really bad boy look. No wonder the RS6 pilots prefer to show other drivers their exhaust pipes rather then their tail lights.

PS: Cargraphic also has attractive exhausts for the other A6 engine variants, as well as a large range of one- and three-part light metal wheels and also a choice of chassis components.

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