Audi TT engine swap
1PhatAudi
10-27-2002, 07:39 PM
will an Audi S4 engine fit in a TT?
Has it ever been done? :confused:
Has it ever been done? :confused:
DemoX
07-26-2003, 12:54 PM
I have the same guestion !!
clived
08-03-2003, 04:15 PM
I've spoken to UK tuning guys who have managed to get an RS4 engine into an S3, so it might be possible...
Clive
Clive
Audi Ryder
09-09-2003, 02:23 AM
In the DTM..The Audi Engineers put a 4.2L V8 in the TT.
clived
09-10-2003, 04:56 AM
In the DTM..The Audi Engineers put a 4.2L V8 in the TT.
Well, not really. The DTM cars aren't actually very much to do with the road going cars they look like - the rules state they DTM cars must maintain the silhouette of the road going car - not much else. Given All the DTM cars are RWD, with gearboxes from X-Trac or Hewland the fact that Audi can squeeze a 4l V8 into a car that looks like a TT doesn't mean much! :wink:
However, Audi did develop a 2.7 bi-turbo test car (and I do mean Audi, I'm not talking about the Dialynx car) and almost definately made a 4.2 V8 test car too, both based on an actual TT chassis (in contrast to the DTM cars...), albeit it with significant changes to accomodate the weight, power and temperature. Obviously neither of these cars made production. I suspect we'll see some serious engine options featured in the next TT platform from 2005 on though...
Clive
Well, not really. The DTM cars aren't actually very much to do with the road going cars they look like - the rules state they DTM cars must maintain the silhouette of the road going car - not much else. Given All the DTM cars are RWD, with gearboxes from X-Trac or Hewland the fact that Audi can squeeze a 4l V8 into a car that looks like a TT doesn't mean much! :wink:
However, Audi did develop a 2.7 bi-turbo test car (and I do mean Audi, I'm not talking about the Dialynx car) and almost definately made a 4.2 V8 test car too, both based on an actual TT chassis (in contrast to the DTM cars...), albeit it with significant changes to accomodate the weight, power and temperature. Obviously neither of these cars made production. I suspect we'll see some serious engine options featured in the next TT platform from 2005 on though...
Clive
SQ_lover
11-12-2003, 04:14 PM
I heard through the grapevine that there is a guy/company that makes a conversion kit for the TT to fit either a 2.7 biturbo or a 4.2 biturbo in the TT. I also understand that he makes or has bellhouses made that allow the 6spd tranny from the A6 to work witht either the 2.7t or the 4.2T.
I sure wish i could find that guy though, i'd love a 4.2T in my TT
I sure wish i could find that guy though, i'd love a 4.2T in my TT
clived
11-12-2003, 05:26 PM
Dialynx fitted the 2.7t into a TT - see http://www.dialynx.co.uk/bullett.htm
Audi Ryder
11-13-2003, 01:22 AM
I heard through the grapevine that there is a guy/company that makes a conversion kit for the TT to fit either a 2.7 biturbo or a 4.2 biturbo in the TT. I also understand that he makes or has bellhouses made that allow the 6spd tranny from the A6 to work witht either the 2.7t or the 4.2T.
I sure wish i could find that guy though, i'd love a 4.2T in my TT
The 2.7T would be a more feasible swap than the 4.2- The largest problem being space. If you know where to search, you can find a '00/'01 2.7T with 6sp transmission from an S4. By the way, what is a conversion kit? Does it come with eng/trans mounts and wiring solutions for swaps? Most swaps I've done are case by case basis, not as simple as plug and play. In any event, here's a shameless plug :biggrin:
Conversion Specialists (http://boykinracing.us/index4.htm)
I sure wish i could find that guy though, i'd love a 4.2T in my TT
The 2.7T would be a more feasible swap than the 4.2- The largest problem being space. If you know where to search, you can find a '00/'01 2.7T with 6sp transmission from an S4. By the way, what is a conversion kit? Does it come with eng/trans mounts and wiring solutions for swaps? Most swaps I've done are case by case basis, not as simple as plug and play. In any event, here's a shameless plug :biggrin:
Conversion Specialists (http://boykinracing.us/index4.htm)
SQ_lover
11-13-2003, 06:01 PM
what i mean by conversion kit is that it came with the parts and other nic nacs that would be needed to put it in, i guess you had to either find your own motor or he could get you one at a conciderable cost.
either a 2.7t or a 4.2 would be sweet in a TT.
either a 2.7t or a 4.2 would be sweet in a TT.
eyco
06-22-2005, 01:53 PM
clived
06-23-2005, 05:32 PM
http://www.dialynx.co.uk/bullett.htm
Now, I know it was the 12th November 2003 when I posted
Dialynx fitted the 2.7t into a TT - see http://www.dialynx.co.uk/bullett.htm
...but it was only 4 posts ago on this thread! :wink:
Now, I know it was the 12th November 2003 when I posted
Dialynx fitted the 2.7t into a TT - see http://www.dialynx.co.uk/bullett.htm
...but it was only 4 posts ago on this thread! :wink:
eyco
06-23-2005, 09:58 PM
LOL, how time fly:rofl:
sorry didnt notice it whan i posted:smooch:
sorry didnt notice it whan i posted:smooch:
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