clawfilm

Does anyone know if it is possible to have my 2000 a4 1.8T sounding SIMILAR to a infiniti g35 or 2007 BMW 335i - I'm looking for a deep tone and not a higher mid flat tone which is pretty common. Those cars can drive normal and not really be hear, but when they push it they sound pretty aggressive.

I don't have anything done to my car yet - but would like to add a chip, intake, exhaust, and suspension... g35 and 335i aren't that powerful yet produce that type of sound. Can I?

Thanks -

JAFO

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freakness

Kinda like my lovemaking.

Here's a sound clip from Stratmosphere of the interior of an A4 although I don't know if it's from a 2.8 or a 1.8t but you can hear the classic Milltek sound. I've heard good things about Jetex as well having a similiar tone but I haven't been able to verify that. The Jetex is several hundred dollars cheaper so it's worth looking into.

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Kingttr

And saying those cars arent that powerful is somewhat inaccurate as they both yield 300 lag free horsepower.

4Ring Jelly

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Vtxcy0EkNGc

shawfm

much nicer than the Stebro I had on my '91 90q-20v (way too loud), or B&amp;B Triflow on my '88 90q (resonated way too much), or the custom on my '87 4kq (wasn't stainless and rusted out in 2 years - Chicago winters for you)

azndrunk74

make a Civic sound like a M3.

Silver Streakin'

you're not going to get that sound out of a 4cyl, imo.

Kingttr

are not comparing our cars (1.8ts) to civics! which the analogy somewhat implied, but I know better! Either way just not gonna happen!

clawfilm

Hey - thanks for the sound bite - that's it! I hope that's a 1.8. I appreciate it.