MOT Emissions Failure after RS2 Spec
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1996 Audi S6 Avant.
1994 80 TDI - Daily DriverComment
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Make sure it has plenty of decent sized exhaust boxes in any custom one you get made up, as a noisy one will make your car sound too chivvy ? Your Coupe doesn't deserve that !
BTDT, back with a standard one and much better, for me.
Wagner RS2 Evo exhaust manifold, RS2 downpipe with an extra boss welded into it to allow the fitment of a lambda probe for an air/fuel ratio gauge, sports cat, 2.75" or 3" exhaust system with plenty of boxes, and a twin oem style tailpipes - would be my own suggestion.
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Was looking at the supersprint exhaust option as it looked nice and fits the bill for the kind of thing I want..even at 2.75" should be sufficient for RS2 spec especially once the restrictive Y section is removed
At 1900 euro it is expensive though, will leave it as a last resort if nothing suitable crops up
1996 S2 ABY SilverComment
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Surely not but looking at my situation, it might be the best solution considering I do not trust any local Maltese garage as some of the old Maltese ways also known as the way of the cowboy still exist in Malta
Will try and somehow re-fit the current exhaust till funds allow a supersprint one
1996 S2 ABY SilverComment
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Surely someone on here is willing to sell you a good exhaust system? What downpipe are you running now btw?Comment
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is that full front-to-back including cat?Was looking at the supersprint exhaust option as it looked nice and fits the bill for the kind of thing I want..even at 2.75" should be sufficient for RS2 spec especially once the restrictive Y section is removed
At 1900 euro it is expensive though, will leave it as a last resort if nothing suitable crops up
on my coupé I have a supersprint from turbo upto rear axle (so incl DP) where it hooks up to the standard rear silencer. I put in a sportscat (iirc 100dpi, bought it from 034 back then). see http://s2power.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3452 the total costs for this were including mounting below 1000€Comment
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I've had exhausts built before at different places and have always asked for low noise at idle but have always found them to sound like boy racer exhausts full of drone. I remember one of them totally spoiled my the engine noise of one CQ I had. If you know the right people who know exactly what they are doing, I am sure there are plenty of good ones out there but I've not come across better than the standard OEM exhausts or Miltek as a next best thing. Both are no doubt either costly or not available.Comment
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I never had an expensive stainless system, but the stainless back box I fitted to my 90 quattro sounded awesome as does my CQ now with a small cheap stainless back box. No drone at all but a lovely sound. I think it's about the mid box in front of the rear axle that's still original.Comment
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Agreed, if you can keep certain original elements from the OE system it should be fine. I just found when replacing everything that it was just loud and boomy. It didn't help that the CQ I had, had the best engine note I have ever heard and that horrible exhaust just spoilt it badly but finding an original was impossible at the time and I could not afford a new one from Audi years ago. You live and learn.Comment


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