Allroad Outfitters’ Audi S4 SEMA Show Car is a Wild DTM-inspired Super Sedan
Allroad Outfitters showcased a modified Audi S4 at the 2018 SEMA Show and we are taking a closer look at this wild modification!
With the 2020 SEMA Show behind us, we decided to rewind the clock and take a look at builds that graced the event in the past, long before the global pandemic turned it into an online-only experience. This 2013 Audi S4 was modified by Allroad Outfitters which is a motorsport tuning company based out of Woodland Hills California.
The Californian company showcased three models at the 2018 SEMA Show, including its Audi S4 project which was the most striking piece of the trio. To accentuate the sporty appeal of the high-performance executive sedan, the tuning company used a racecar inspired styling approach for all the modifications done to the bodywork.
The front-end of this S4 modification is dominated by a set of six rally lights and a carbon fiber front splitter. Allroad Outfitters also added flared carbon fiber fender extensions to accommodate the wide 19-inch Volk Racing Rays TE37 rims which were wrapped in Toyo’s Proxes R888R tires. The theatrics continue at the rear of the sedan that features a large Aerowerks rear wing.
The diffuser and side skirts are also Aerowerks products that are carbon fiber components designed to enhance the car’s aerodynamics. Inside the cabin, the rear seats were dispatched in favor of a bolt-in roll bar, and the company opted for a pair of lightweight Recardo bucket seats to hold the driver and the co-passenger snuggly in place.
Under the hood, Audi’s 3.0-liter V6 motor was mated to a Magnuson TVS 1749 supercharger that bumped the power up to 470 BHP. The power is sent to all four wheels thanks to Audi’s propriety Quattro all-wheel-drive system.
Allroad Outfitters also installed an APR stage 3 ECU that was better equipped to manage the performance delivered by the retuned motor. The car’s drivetrain also comprises of Audi’s seven-speed double-clutch gearbox, and the stock exhaust was swapped for a Borla system.
Interestingly enough, the Allroad Outfitters’ vibrant project was up for sale only a few months ago. The asking price of this radical SEMA build was $59,995, and it is quite possible that one lucky Audi enthusiast out there owns this souped-up Audi S4.
Source: Allroad Outfitters
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