where to buy Magnaflow for S6??
10-13-2013, 08:17 AM
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Hey man,
Not too many S6's being modded on the forum so responses are rather rare. You may need to do some quick measurements on the S6 muffler and do your own research online to see which Magnaflow muffler product will fit the bill. Curious to know what you're able to find out as well. I have a custom cat-back exhaust with a Magnaflow muffler on my MKI TT and it sounds nice.
Good luck.
Not too many S6's being modded on the forum so responses are rather rare. You may need to do some quick measurements on the S6 muffler and do your own research online to see which Magnaflow muffler product will fit the bill. Curious to know what you're able to find out as well. I have a custom cat-back exhaust with a Magnaflow muffler on my MKI TT and it sounds nice.
Good luck.
10-17-2013, 06:22 AM
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Not really sure. I would just go to a local exhaust shop and they could help you out. I went by advice on a forum for parts and when I got to the shop the guy laughed. Not only did it not fit the car but he could do custom work for less money. I was going to have an x pipe put in place of the rear resonators. He showed me that wasn't necessary since the car already has a small H-pipe so there was no need to balance the pressure more than it already is. So he just put straight pipes in place of the resonators. Only cost me 150 bucks and it brought the car to life. That V-10 is finally free. I wouldn't mind adding a new muffler/tips, so let me know if you find anything
10-18-2013, 04:36 AM
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Not really sure. I would just go to a local exhaust shop and they could help you out. I went by advice on a forum for parts and when I got to the shop the guy laughed. Not only did it not fit the car but he could do custom work for less money. I was going to have an x pipe put in place of the rear resonators. He showed me that wasn't necessary since the car already has a small H-pipe so there was no need to balance the pressure more than it already is. So he just put straight pipes in place of the resonators. Only cost me 150 bucks and it brought the car to life. That V-10 is finally free. I wouldn't mind adding a new muffler/tips, so let me know if you find anything
10-19-2013, 07:51 AM
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At cruising speeds (approx 2k rpm) there's very little difference. No drone. Just slightly raspy-er.
At mid to full throttle, the sound is much more aggressive. Not necessarily louder, just more raw.
At high rpm it sounds amazing. The best sound is in manual shift mode while decelerating from a high rpm - incredible!
I've been told the sound in the backseat is more pronounced / noticeable.
It sounds really great - very sporty but not too obnoxious.
Best $150 I've spent...
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