PPI Returns to Roots with Second Gen PS TT

 PPI Returns to Roots with Second Gen PS TT
PPI PS TT

PPI and WCF have a little bit of history together. Back in 2004 when WCF was still operating as GermanCarFans.com, we were the first to give coverage to a small new tuning firm from Germany who's first product was based on the first generation Audi TT, known as the PPI RS TT. The RS TT went on to become a top seller and the foundation for the success of this Audi tuning specialist from Swabia, Germany. Over the past 4 years PPI has evolved with a suite of products covering the entire Audi range.  Their latest product, which was first shown in Essen this past December, now follows up on this success story, with the second generation named, PS TT.

In addition to the lift-reducing body kit, one standout feature is the windscreen spoiler. Take it or leave it, the rest of the package is quite tasteful consisting of a front apron, side skirts and rear fascia with integrated carbon fiber rear fascia diffuser, and rear spoiler.

Performance kit I for the 2.0 liter turbo FSI engine bumps output up to 180 kW / 245 bhp at 5100
rp. and 366 Nm torque between 1800 and 5000 rpm. 100 km/h (62 mph)arrives in 6.3 seconds which is 0.3 second faster than the stock TT. The PS TT is capable of a limited top speed of 250 km/h (155 mph).

See press release below for additional interior and suspension upgrades.

Source: PPI

The PPI PS TT Coupe – the second generation

The history of PPI Automotive Design is inextricably linked with the Audi TT. The PPI RS TT was the name given to the first generation of Audi TTs tuned by PPI, which became the top seller and foundation for the success of this Audi tuning specialist from Swabia, Germany. With the PPI PS TT, PPI is now following up on this success story, and is presenting the second generation. Equipped with an innovative and sporty design, you might be tempted to think that interior values would only play an inferior role. If so, you would be wrong – the PPI PS TT offers advanced, masterful technology and driving pleasure which will satisfy even the most discerning requirements.

Fresh design in proven quality

Needless to say, in developing the PPI PS TT, utmost attention has also been paid to ensuring its aerodynamic efficiency. By way of example, the body kit components have been perfectly coordinated with each other. The result is a lift-reducing, custom design with perfect surface quality. One component of the body kit is the sporty and dynamic front apron. The integrated front lip channels the air to cooling inlets and makes the car look lower on the ground.

A striking eye-catching feature and aerodynamic aide at the front end is the innovative windscreen spoiler. The PPI side sills provide a visual link between the front and rear end. These not only reduce the air stream between the axles, but also lend the PPI PS TT a powerful look, even when stationary. PPI has developed a rear diffuser specifically for the original rear apron. This accommodates the four tailpipes of the PPI sport exhaust system and, in conjunction with the rear spoiler I, produces additional downforce at the rear axle. A multi-piece rear spoiler II made from carbon fibre is also available as an option. Further carbon fibre trim components, such as the door mirror housing and the tail panel fascias, complete the aerodynamic package.

Advanced technology for supreme power increase

At the heart of PPI’s comprehensive tuning suite is the performance kit I for the 2.0 l Turbo FSI engine of the Audi TT. 180 kW / 245 bhp at 5.100 r.p.m. and 366 Nm torque between 1.800 and 5.000 r.p.m. are performance figures that are also clearly noticeable on the stopwatch. Sprinting in 6.3 seconds to 100 km/h, the PPI PS TT is 0,3 second faster than its production counterpart. Governed by the maximum speed, the car is capable of a top speed of 250 km/h.

Wheels and suspension – components for optimum road holding and a stylish look


To meet the specific requirements of the PPI PS TT, PPI offers a combination for significantly enhanced handling, plus an exclusive visual appearance. The black, single-piece PPI Formula wheel in the dimension 8.5 x 19 ET 48 lends the vehicle an aggressive look. Michelin Pilot Sport2 size 235/35 ZR19 tyres provide the guarantee for perfect grip. Lowering the car’s centre of gravity by 30 mm by fitting PPI sports springs also enhances the handling significantly. A sports braking system with larger discs and multi-piston brake callipers is already undergoing trials.

Interior design without limits


One highlight of the interior is the newly designed – in terms of its ergonomics – PPI “Identity” sports steering wheel. Thanks to its new shape, it is far easier to grip, whilst still offering all the functions of the production steering wheel. Whether customers are looking for a stylish or sporty finish, PPI offers the right design to suit every taste in interiors. Whether this is carbon fibre or walnut, leather or Alcantara. Upon request, PPI’s own saddler’s workshop can offer everything to set the heart beating. From a set of personalised floor mats through to full leather upholsteries – everything precision hand-crafted. Custom designed for you and fitted in your vehicle by expert hand.

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 dmanero dmanero
The TT line have came long away and finaly I can say that, for me personally this car is on my posablities to buy. even with the styling package this car looks fast.
May 27, 2008 11:59 am
 kevoluetion kevoluetion
Thats one nice looking TT, even stock standard makes me drool!
May 27, 2008 12:35 pm
 kattanh3 kattanh3
PPI?s first TT was as inspiring car to many, the newer version fell short to meet my expectations. This is the company that inspired Audi to facelift the TT?s grille and to add the lifting spoiler. It lost the Porsche-style tail light and rear air ducts. And now settled for a font lip rather than a radical front bumper replacement. I am sure that the windshield spoiler is functional, but it?s hideous. On the upside, the rear diffuser looks really good (check http://www.ppidesign.com/ for more pix)
May 27, 2008 3:46 pm
 deliverinsanity deliverinsanity
Oh my god, what's with that plastic you forgot to remove before the photoshoot?! Oh wait, it's a apoiler. And it effectively spoils it all...
May 27, 2008 7:02 pm
 The_woo_factor The_woo_factor
They dont need the extra bits. The original is perfect.
May 28, 2008 8:20 am