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Audi RSQ8 Tuning & Performance Parts

Shop Audi RSQ8 tuning parts at Awesome GTI, from carbon body styling to braking upgrades built for a car this quick. Find the parts to keep your RSQ8 looking sharp and stopping the way it should.

Our RSQ8 tuning range makes it easy to find the parts you need for your next upgrade. Browse body styling, brake pads, anti-roll bars, bushes and more, with products listed specifically for the Audi RSQ8 so you can shop with confidence. Less time digging through fitment information, more time deciding what’s going on the car next.

Body Styling and Braking for Your RSQ8

If you're changing the look of your RSQ8, the Maxton Design Full Body Kit gives you the front, side and rear styling in one package. This Audi RSQ8 body kit is designed specifically for the car, so the finished result feels consistent rather than pieced together.

You can also buy the styling parts individually. The Maxton Design Carbon Fibre Front Splitter adds more definition to the front end and sits low enough to make a noticeable difference to the overall look of the car.

Brakes are another area worth looking at on a car with the RSQ8's size and performance. EBC Bluestuff NDX Front Pads are designed for repeated hard braking, so they suit owners who drive their RSQ8 harder than the average commute.

We also stock anti-roll bars and bushes for owners who want to sharpen up the handling and reduce some of the movement you feel through faster corners. 

Why RSQ8 Owners Choose Awesome GTI for Tuning

We've been fitting, upgrading and tuning VW, Audi, SEAT and Skoda cars since 1989. Our Manchester workshop handles everything from parts fitting to more involved performance work, with access to our Dynojet 4WD dyno, rated to 1000hp and 200mph.

If you're planning work on your RSQ8, our team can help with fitting, remapping, exhaust upgrades and other performance changes. You can talk through what you want from the car, what you've already changed and what makes sense to do next.

Contact the Awesome GTI team for advice, or browse our Audi RSQ8 tuning parts below.

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Frequently asked questions

What tuning options are available for the Audi RSQ8?

There's plenty you can change on an RSQ8, depending on what you want from the car. ECU tuning can increase performance, while brake and suspension upgrades can help the car feel more controlled when you're using that extra power. Styling parts such as splitters, side skirts and diffusers are also popular if you want to change the look without touching the engine.

Does tuning an Audi RSQ8 affect the manufacturer warranty?

It can. An ECU remap or aftermarket hardware may affect Audi warranty cover, depending on the modification and the terms of your warranty. It's best to check with Audi before any tuning work is carried out. You should also tell your insurer about modifications and keep a record of the work completed on the car.

Which upgrades suit the RSQ8's 4.0 TFSI V8 engine best?

The RSQ8's 4.0 TFSI V8 has plenty of tuning potential. ECU software and exhaust upgrades are common choices when you want more performance or a different sound, while ignition and cooling components may become more relevant as power increases. Brakes are also worth looking at if the car is being driven harder, as extra power is only part of the equation.

Will a body kit affect my Audi RSQ8 insurance?

It can. Insurers usually need to know about modifications that change the car from its standard specification, including body kits and other exterior styling parts. Your premium may change depending on the modification and your insurer, so check with them before fitting anything. Failing to declare a modification could cause problems with your cover or a future claim.

What is the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2 tuning?

Stage 1 and Stage 2 aren't fixed industry standards, so the exact setup can vary between tuners. Stage 1 usually refers to ECU software designed to work with largely standard hardware. Stage 2 normally involves additional hardware changes alongside revised software, with the required parts depending on the car and the tuner. If you're planning to tune your RSQ8, speak to the tuner about the actual hardware, software and expected results rather than relying on the stage name alone.