<center><img src="http://www.abt-sportsline-media.de/images/tuning/a4_cabrio/03010802O.jpg"></center><p>The new Abt AS4 Cabriolet, what do you think?

Abt chrome kit for the front air intake and the front grille. When approaching the Abt AS4 Cabriolet from behind, the decently-styled rear wing is the first thing that meets the eye. The Abt four-pipe rear muffler with painted panels will only be identified at second glance.

Abt sport wheels with the classical five-spoke design. In the case of the open four-seater, they are of the SP1 type, 8.5x19 inch with wide ContiSportContact tyres in 235/35 R19 size.

<center><img src="http://www.abt-sportsline-media.de/images/tuning/a4_cabrio/03010803O.jpg"></center><p>Pic from behind.

errr... why would you have 4 for the 1.8Turbo?!

In fact how many does the standard Cab 1.8T come with, 1 or 2 pipes?

I like the kit, not sure i would go for the rear boot spoiler though

eh??
The exhaust tail pipes dont connect to the engine!
they connect to the catalyst where they then split off to 2 pipes on the V6

<center><img src="http://www.rs6.com/pics/Abt/Abt-AS4-Cab-3.jpg"></center><p>More pictures. This one has the 3.0 liter V6. Apparently there are kits up to 290 bhp but it sounds a lot too me compared with the stock 220 bhp, no turbo et all.

<center><img src="http://www.rs6.com/pics/Abt/Abt-AS4-Cab-6.jpg"></center><p>