8V RS3 - CZGB PFL engine - Loudest exhaust and intake
8V RS3 - CZGB PFL engine - Loudest exhaust and intake
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prtyqwerty

Original Poster:

50 posts

77 months

Monday 14th September
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Looking to modify my 2016 RS3 into an ASBO machine.

What's the loudest possible exhaust and intake combo?

Budget is 3-4K

Pixelpeep Electric

8,984 posts

172 months

Monday 14th September
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prtyqwerty said:
Looking to modify my 2016 RS3 into an ASBO machine.

What's the loudest possible exhaust and intake combo?

Budget is 3-4K
Didn't the schools go back last week?

Feels a lot like a troll question?

If not...

1) Decat
2) Non-resonated race exhaust
3) Open cone intake
4) Pop-and-bang map set to "antisocial"
5) Remove all remaining traces of dignity

Result: You'll hear the car start from three postcodes away and every McDonald's car park will assume you've arrived before you have.

Terminator X

20,679 posts

234 months

Monday 14th September
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This is PFL I think? Totally mental anyway noise wise with just decat rear pipes which you could get from Audi at that time.

TX.

Edit - still miss mine big time.

ManicMunky

712 posts

150 months

Wednesday 16th September
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Pixelpeep Electric said:
Didn't the schools go back last week?

Feels a lot like a troll question?

If not...

1) Decat
2) Non-resonated race exhaust
3) Open cone intake
4) Pop-and-bang map set to "antisocial"
5) Remove all remaining traces of dignity

Result: You'll hear the car start from three postcodes away and every McDonald's car park will assume you've arrived before you have.
AKA Certi-Spec, cuzzy.

Dr G

15,971 posts

272 months

Friday 18th September
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Pixelpeep Electric said:
1) Decat
2) Non-resonated race exhaust
3) Open cone intake
4) Pop-and-bang map set to "antisocial"
5) Remove all remaining traces of dignity
6) Section 59
7) Vehicle becomes worth nothing*



  • which won't matter much when the police seize it.
Honestly OP, your car and you can do what you want with it, but be ready for the consequences that accompany. You won't find many posters around here who find deliberately obnoxious exhaust systems on road cars to be the least bit entertaining.