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Featured Ride: Ryan’s B7 Audi A4

By Nick Roshon / 17 March 2011 / 9 comments

This month’s Featured Ride is a friend of mine through Audizine.com and Facebook – Ryan Worthington’s 2007 Audi A4 Quattro Titanium Package. His tastefully modded 6 speed manual 2.0T is equal parts show and go, a great example of what the A4 platform is capable of…you might even recognize it from his videos on Vimeo, his posts on Audizine, or my last Facebook Fan Friday!

What really drew my attention to Ryan’s ride is the really cool videos he has taken – you can tell he really enjoys this car, and these videos remind you of the sure enjoyment of just getting away from it all and going for a cruise on a nice day with the windows down, the stereo cranked and leaving all your troubles behind.

Audi A4 – Car Mount from Ryan Worthington on Vimeo.

Audi – Spunky Cyn. from Ryan Worthington on Vimeo.

Seriously – how cool is that? Check out how he mounted his camera too – I have to admit I’d be nervous doing this with mine!

Audi A4 Camera Mount

Here is a glimpse of his mod list – all very nice parts! I have a feeling he might have even left some out, as looking through the pictures I’m spotting all kinds of very subtle differences and enhancements to his car over your average A4.

Exterior Mods:

- Halogen to Bi-Xenon Conversion

- Fly’s v4 LEDs

- LED License Plate Lights

- Cupra Lip

- B7 S4 Mirrors

- Black side markers

- Black/chrome plate filler

- 15% Rear tint, 35% Front tint

Interior:

- B6 Recaro Seats (installed with help of my DIY write-up)

- RNS-E Navigation unit

- Podi Electronic Boost Gauge

Wheels, Brakes & Suspension:

- OEM 18×8 Titanium Wheels with H&R Spacers (10mm F, 15mm R)

- 19″ Vellano VSO Wheels Staggered – 19×8.5 EtT32 Front (5mm spacer), 19×9.5 ET29 Rear (No spacer)

- Adams Rotor’s Drill/Drill/Slot pattern

- D2 Racing RS Coilovers

- RS4 Rear Sway Bar

Performance Mods:

- Stage 2 Revo Tune

- APR Catback Exhaust

- Eurocode 3″ test pipe

- 034Motorsport turbo inlet pipe

- Carbonio Intake

Thanks for sharing your pics and videos Ryan, very cool stuff. Here’s a few extra pictures for good measure!

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About the author: Nick Roshon

Nick Roshon is a blogger who is passionate about Audis and European cars in general. He owns a 2006 S4 and also races for team Audi Style Racing in a race-prepped Audi Coupe GT. His driving experience includes numerous track days throughout California, Nevada and Arizona. In his day job, Nick is a digital marketer.

Website: http://nickscarblog.com

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9 Comments

SmartShield

on Mar 17, 2011
at 1:17 PM

Those videos are really well done, what did they use to attach the camera to the side of the car?
Nick

on Mar 17, 2011
at 1:22 PM

Good question! I updated the post to show a pic as his Camera Mount setup is pretty unique!
SmartShield

on Mar 17, 2011
at 1:27 PM

Wow with a camera like that you’d better hope that mount doesn’t fall off!!!
mas raden

on Mar 23, 2011
at 6:19 AM

wow modification audi A4 car is superb, in accordance with purposes. .
thanks for sharing
Sean

on Mar 27, 2011
at 9:21 PM

That is really a nice Audi, those are some really nice modifications. I would also be a bit nervous attaching my camera like that lol.

Sean
Fabian

on Jul 18, 2011
at 2:15 PM

Where did u get the front splitter?
Nick

on Jul 18, 2011
at 2:17 PM

It’s the front splittler for the SEAT Cupra R – often called the “Seat Cupra R lip” – you can order through any Audi/VW dealer or find them online somewhere. You have to trim the two center parts and then it just bolts right on!
T.Miles

on Apr 09, 2013
at 10:59 AM

What kind of bike rack is that, and how do you like it??
Nick Roshon

on Apr 09, 2013
at 11:01 AM

It’s a Thule rack and I believe Ryan (the owner) really liked it.

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