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WIN THIS 630BHP AUDI RS3 MRC STAGE 3 + £1,000 CASH 🎟️ TICKETS JUST 5P 🎟️ 💷 £22,500 CASH ALTERNATIVE 💷 We’re back with another absolutely savage DAZA-engined RS3, this one running the full MRC Stage 3 package and putting out a massive 630bhp. Fancy taking it home for just 5p? With over £30,000 in modifications, this is one serious RS3 that’s been built with no corners cut and no expense spared. The spec list on this one is just insane, from the TTE700 turbocharger to the Wagner intercooler, Forge Motorsport and Milltek upgrades, you’ll struggle to find a better specced or quicker RS3 than this one. And as always, if you’d rather take the sensible option, there’s a £22,500 tax-free cash alternative waiting instead. At the heart of the build is the TTE700 turbo, supported by uprated fuelling, intake and cooling, with MRC ECU and TCU calibration delivering serious power through the DQ500 gearbox. It’s beyond rapid in a straight line, KW coilovers sharpen the chassis for the twisty stuff, while upgraded Vagbremtechnic brakes front and rear make sure it stops as confidently as it headbutts the horizon. Visually, it sits just right on 19” Riviera wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tyres, finished with a full Maxton bodykit for a clean OEM-plus look. Inside, the cabin feels every bit as special thanks to the extended leather, carbon inlays, top of the range Bang & Olufsen sound system, and a stunning HaychCustom carbon R8 steering wheel that ties it all together perfectly. Security hasn’t been overlooked either, with a Ghost immobiliser and Pandora alarm and tracker system that can be fully set up on your phone, so this RS3 is as well protected as it is built. You’re not just winning the car either. The winner will also receive £1,000 cash towards running costs, or you can take the £22,500 cash alternative instead. Scroll down, take a proper look through the full build spec, grab your tickets and best of luck! 5p is all it takes. 633BHP AUDI RS3 SPORTBACK QUATTRO2017 / 47K MilesPanther BlackStage 3 MRC BuildFull Service History ENGINE633bhp MRC Stage 3 build 2.5 TFSI DAZA five-cylinderTTE700 turbochargerMRC ECU calibration with switchable mapsMilltek valved cat-back exhaustMilltek decat downpipe980cc fuel injectorsNGK heat range 8–9 racing spark plugsWagner intercooler034Motorsport carbon intakeForge Motorsport turbo inlet elbowExternal diverter valve SWITCHABLE MAPS Map 1 – 560hp/686nm Map 2 – 594hp/714nm Map 3 – 633hp/718nm TRANSMISSION7-speed S-Tronic DQ500MRC TCU calibration SUSPENSION, HANDLING & BRAKESKW coilover suspensionVagbremtechnic front brake discsVagbremtechnic rear big brake disc upgradeEBC Yellowstuff pads front and rearFull four-wheel geometry alignment EXTERIORPanther Black paintworkFull Maxton Design bodykit19” Riviera alloy wheelsMichelin Pilot Sport 4S tyresPrivacy glass INTERIORRS Supersport seats with white contrast stitchingExtended leather package4-way electric lumbar supportHeated front seatsCarbon fibre inlaysHaychCustom carbon R8 flat-bottom steering wheel TECHAudi Virtual CockpitBang & Olufsen premium sound systemSound & Comfort PackReverse cameraKeyless entry and goAudi Drive SelectApple CarPlay and Android AutoGhost immobiliserPandora alarm system and tracker Plus MUCH more!
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