Dual pipe on TT-180Q
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Dual pipe on TT-180Q
Is it possible to mount an oroginal dual pipe exhaust on my TT-180Q. I think it completes the design.
A new TT-180Q costed me $52000,- (This is Norway!) And I dont want to pay more for a car.
(225Q is $60000,-!) Would it harm the engine to
do this?. A dual pipe cost $580,- which I can live with...
A new TT-180Q costed me $52000,- (This is Norway!) And I dont want to pay more for a car.
(225Q is $60000,-!) Would it harm the engine to
do this?. A dual pipe cost $580,- which I can live with...
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If it is not a Roadster, you can get a aftermarket dual pipe but....
I am pretty sure that the factory dual exhaust wont fit....even if it did, why spend that much money on a zero performance gain when you could buy an aftermarket exhaust.
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Lasse, where in Norge are you?
My girlfriend's family lives in Leikanger (west coast, near Sogndal.) I went in to the Audi dealer in Sogndal and got a Norwegian TT brochure... they had never sold one at that dealership... the salesperson laughed when I asked him how many TT's he had sold!
As for your exhaust, HoTTub is right, the aftermarket exhaust is a better way to go... it will improve your performance and smoothness of power. Since you have a Quattro, you could get a Forge/Milltek dual exhaust from England. It comes with an adaptor to make it fit the stock 180 pipe after the old exhaust is removed.
As for your exhaust, HoTTub is right, the aftermarket exhaust is a better way to go... it will improve your performance and smoothness of power. Since you have a Quattro, you could get a Forge/Milltek dual exhaust from England. It comes with an adaptor to make it fit the stock 180 pipe after the old exhaust is removed.
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