Audi A4 3 Ltr Cabriolet
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Did you go for resinated or non-resinated? Only I had a stainless steel performance exhaust made years ago (1990s) for a 2.0L 16v Vauxhall Calibra and hated it from day one.. The drone at 75/80mph used to give me a real headache! Sounded very chav at lo-res too.. Never forget pulling proudly into my parents driveway and my Dad saying "have you not got that back box fixed yet!".
Also how much did the Milltek cost - do you need the full system or just the rear section?
Also how much did the Milltek cost - do you need the full system or just the rear section?
Mines resonated, it can be a bit boomy but the 3.0 & 3.2 are a bit like that anyway before you change the exhaust. It doesn't sound chavvy at all, nice deep sound. I bought mine second hand, its actually the same system as an S4 and is cat back but they use adapters as the pipe sizes differ slightly to the V8.
Just traded in my 05 sline 3.0 manual cab, avus silver, sline interior, sat nav, phone, 76k miles, recent cam belt change. Spoke to dealer last week and it sold through auction for £8.5k. Hell of a lot of car for the money!
Was quite juicy, mpg settled to 25, but never really took it on motorway, so mainly round the doors and a little country road driving. Was brisk when floored, but wasn't really quick, never felt anywhere near as quick as the 3.2TTR I used to have.
Also, used to have a 1.8t sport cabriolet, which was obviously slower, but much much better on fuel. I guess it depends whether you want to spend all your money at the shell garage!
Cambelt change on the 3.0 isn't cheap either, cost £600 at local trusted independent!
Happy to answer any questions if I can help
Was quite juicy, mpg settled to 25, but never really took it on motorway, so mainly round the doors and a little country road driving. Was brisk when floored, but wasn't really quick, never felt anywhere near as quick as the 3.2TTR I used to have.
Also, used to have a 1.8t sport cabriolet, which was obviously slower, but much much better on fuel. I guess it depends whether you want to spend all your money at the shell garage!
Cambelt change on the 3.0 isn't cheap either, cost £600 at local trusted independent!
Happy to answer any questions if I can help
Maybe il just leave it as it is as the cost implications dont look favourable for the power increase. Anyway i think i just need to get used to a smoother more refined power delivery as my other ride is a TVR and the Audi has a lot to live up to!The price you have to pay for more seats eh !
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