update on mods...
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update on mods...
I have added a couple of mods that together completely change my TT-S. Just installed 034 motorsport dogbone insert, k&n drop in filter, neuspeed power module, manually opened exhaust valves and carbon fiber audi sport license plate holder which while pricey is real nice. WOW.....this car is fast and shifts are much better with less slop feeling. Lower rpm the car is louder with valves open and theres just enough turbo sound that doesn't sound like a wrx (i don't prefer obnoxiously loud bov/diverter valve sounds). I played with 2 cars...a mazdaspeed 3 and 135i and it was laughable how much faster I was just doing some short pulls nothing crazy. This car feels faster than my (manual) M4 was off the line. I saw the S3 got 3.9 0-60, wonder if TT-S would be 3.8 or 3.7 since its lighter weight. I can't imagine what the new TT-RS would be like....Anyways, got the car dialed in now and its a perfect daily drive for such simple and inexpensive mods.
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I have added a couple of mods that together completely change my TT-S. Just installed 034 motorsport dogbone insert, k&n drop in filter, neuspeed power module, manually opened exhaust valves and carbon fiber audi sport license plate holder which while pricey is real nice. WOW.....this car is fast and shifts are much better with less slop feeling. Lower rpm the car is louder with valves open and theres just enough turbo sound that doesn't sound like a wrx (i don't prefer obnoxiously loud bov/diverter valve sounds). I played with 2 cars...a mazdaspeed 3 and 135i and it was laughable how much faster I was just doing some short pulls nothing crazy. This car feels faster than my (manual) M4 was off the line. I saw the S3 got 3.9 0-60, wonder if TT-S would be 3.8 or 3.7 since its lighter weight. I can't imagine what the new TT-RS would be like....Anyways, got the car dialed in now and its a perfect daily drive for such simple and inexpensive mods.
I'm always hesitant to use filters that use oil. I've done it before on 2 Audi's and always thought that they led to MAF issues in the future at the very least.
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I have yet to have the oil mess up a MAF sensor. As far as opening the flaps it is not bad on driver side,but passenger side is kind of hard to reach. It's as simple as using a flat head screwdriver and pushing out a small clip and then pushing out connector. The flaps are located close to exhaust tips right behind bumper. This is the order I did it.....
1. First loosen connectors but leave plugged in (practice this so you can get to quick when car is running)
2. Start car and put in dynamic and push down throttle (On my M4 I had to do this to open flaps...not sure if this step is needed)
3. While car is running I disconnected flaps then shut off car.
4 I placed a small piece of electrical tape over end of connector and put connector back in (so it's sealed but not making contact)
*It seems flaps close if you don't leave car running when disconnecting
1. First loosen connectors but leave plugged in (practice this so you can get to quick when car is running)
2. Start car and put in dynamic and push down throttle (On my M4 I had to do this to open flaps...not sure if this step is needed)
3. While car is running I disconnected flaps then shut off car.
4 I placed a small piece of electrical tape over end of connector and put connector back in (so it's sealed but not making contact)
*It seems flaps close if you don't leave car running when disconnecting
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I have yet to have the oil mess up a MAF sensor. As far as opening the flaps it is not bad on driver side,but passenger side is kind of hard to reach. It's as simple as using a flat head screwdriver and pushing out a small clip and then pushing out connector. The flaps are located close to exhaust tips right behind bumper. This is the order I did it.....
1. First loosen connectors but leave plugged in (practice this so you can get to quick when car is running)
2. Start car and put in dynamic and push down throttle (On my M4 I had to do this to open flaps...not sure if this step is needed)
3. While car is running I disconnected flaps then shut off car.
4 I placed a small piece of electrical tape over end of connector and put connector back in (so it's sealed but not making contact)
*It seems flaps close if you don't leave car running when disconnecting
1. First loosen connectors but leave plugged in (practice this so you can get to quick when car is running)
2. Start car and put in dynamic and push down throttle (On my M4 I had to do this to open flaps...not sure if this step is needed)
3. While car is running I disconnected flaps then shut off car.
4 I placed a small piece of electrical tape over end of connector and put connector back in (so it's sealed but not making contact)
*It seems flaps close if you don't leave car running when disconnecting
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I have yet to have the oil mess up a MAF sensor. As far as opening the flaps it is not bad on driver side,but passenger side is kind of hard to reach. It's as simple as using a flat head screwdriver and pushing out a small clip and then pushing out connector. The flaps are located close to exhaust tips right behind bumper. This is the order I did it.....
1. First loosen connectors but leave plugged in (practice this so you can get to quick when car is running)
2. Start car and put in dynamic and push down throttle (On my M4 I had to do this to open flaps...not sure if this step is needed)
3. While car is running I disconnected flaps then shut off car.
4 I placed a small piece of electrical tape over end of connector and put connector back in (so it's sealed but not making contact)
*It seems flaps close if you don't leave car running when disconnecting
1. First loosen connectors but leave plugged in (practice this so you can get to quick when car is running)
2. Start car and put in dynamic and push down throttle (On my M4 I had to do this to open flaps...not sure if this step is needed)
3. While car is running I disconnected flaps then shut off car.
4 I placed a small piece of electrical tape over end of connector and put connector back in (so it's sealed but not making contact)
*It seems flaps close if you don't leave car running when disconnecting
im a bit confused for step 2. start the car and put in dynamic mode, so the car is in drive, then u step on throttle while the engine is in dynamic? also did you disconnect the valve while someone else stepped on ( so simultaneously disconnect while stepping on throttle ) it or did u just need to step on it once, then you can run to the back and disconnect?
also did you need to get it on jack stands or a ramp? or is it visible by just crawling under?
any videos? from 1-5, 1 being the sound of the stock TT note, 5 being super loud, how would u rate the increase in sound?
thanks again. excited to try this
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Well at best it would keep the exhaust in Dynamic mode, right? So I suspect your removal of the resonators is the best your going to do with the stock system, right?
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I have no idea. sometimes I feel like bringing it to the exhaust shop and removing my rear muffler to see if it improves the sound. other times I say this is fine cause I don't want to destroy my stock system , and should live with what I have or get an aftermarket system.
will need tips to do a new Y section for the rear. overall cost would b around 400 ish I assume. debating.....