Twin outlet exhaust conversion from single outlet

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Was wondering if anyone has done this or can guide me where to get this done from in the Midlands

I have the single exhaust outlet but in love with the dual outlet look (not the quad/s4 look)
 
Are you after the same look as the 2.0 petrol? I'm also looking at that for my 3.0tdi if anyone knows the part number for the lower valance and a custom exhaust fitter
 
Are you after the same look as the 2.0 petrol? I'm also looking at that for my 3.0tdi if anyone knows the part number for the lower valance and a custom exhaust fitter

Yes that's correct.

I've spoken to Audi

The diffuser is £140 inc vat
Chrome genuine tips £70 (approx)

Just need to find a garage to do the work.

Was hoping to speak to someone with some knowledge on this.

Can do a back box delete to keep cost low but wonder how that will affect sound
 
Yes that's correct.

I've spoken to Audi

The diffuser is £140 inc vat
Chrome genuine tips £70 (approx)

Just need to find a garage to do the work.

Was hoping to speak to someone with some knowledge on this.

Can do a back box delete to keep cost low but wonder how that will affect sound
Did you manage to get your exhaust conversion fitted? I think powerflow may be a good option as will build what you want
 
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Did you manage to get your exhaust conversion fitted? I think powerflow may be a good option as will build what you want

Yes all done.
Fitted with powerflow silencers.
And after market tips with same spec, genuine tips are too flimsy.
 

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Looks great :) I'm going to get mine done soon where did you get yours fitted and how much roughly does it cost
 
Looks great :) I'm going to get mine done soon where did you get yours fitted and how much roughly does it cost
Cheers bud. Got it done in Birmingham, they’re called RJ Performance. £500 all in (mates rates :courage:)
 
Which brand are the tips please? Just wondering if they make ones for the S4 as well.
If the Search Forums would work I would give you the link to a lengthy thread on the S4 tips. They are cheap chrome steel, welded top & bottom to the exhaust pipe, which is apparently a poor grade stainless steel. At the exhaust place I went to, they were extremely reluctant to attempt to break the welds, for fear of damaging the valve on the rhs (on the left side the valve is before the muffler to actuate both pipes, hence only one pipe is open during normal driving). I agreed as I was not sure if Audi supplied a valve as a replacement part, let alone the cost.

I hate 'quads' & absolutely love the 'RS ovals', so it was a no-brainer to flange the valve/muffler/tips section so I could revert to OEM if required.
 

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If the Search Forums would work I would give you the link to a lengthy thread on the S4 tips. They are cheap chrome steel, welded top & bottom to the exhaust pipe, which is apparently a poor grade stainless steel. At the exhaust place I went to, they were extremely reluctant to attempt to break the welds, for fear of damaging the valve on the rhs (on the left side the valve is before the muffler to actuate both pipes, hence only one pipe is open during normal driving). I agreed as I was not sure if Audi supplied a valve as a replacement part, let alone the cost.

I hate 'quads' & absolutely love the 'RS ovals', so it was a no-brainer to flange the valve/muffler/tips section so I could revert to OEM if required.

Totally agree. I was going to use the genuine Audi tips for my exhaust conversion but when we took off the original tip.. the material is too thin and flimsy and was told it could on be tacked on which could result in it moving or even falling off so instead had aftermarket ones made up
 
Hello! A little bump on this thread. I’ve got a B9 Avant with the 3.0 TDI engine. Was wondering what yours sounded like after your mods! Did you just change the valance and add a fake tip? Or was it a new system on the back and both ‘real’ exhausts?

Cheers!
 

@Tommy_Egan can you tell us more about the work done. I can see a 2.0 TFSI diffuser giving you two exhaust outlets, but did you have to get another read backbox for the right-hand side as well or is the right-hand side tip fake and bolted on/hung/welded?. I can only presume when you say fitted with power flow silencers, there are now two of them, left and right?. I wanted to do this same work, however, planned on getting another Audi backbox for the right-hand side, fitting as normal but not connecting it up to save on welding costs, in the region of about £300 ish for second hand parts to do this though.​

 
Hello! Anyone with the 3.0Tdi engine had any issues with the AdBlu tank being in the way? I’ve heard that this is the case?
 
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Hello! Anyone with the 3.0Tdi engine had any issues with the AdBlu tank being in the way? I’ve heard that this is the case?
I heard this is hidden under the black plastic cover where the exhaust box should be, there is also some electronics there for TDis I see. TFSIs don't have anything on that side at all, it's just a blank space. For TDis I presume a "catback" would be needed removing the need to use the spaces left and right, taking the box into the middle. Some examples would be.

catless systems/just pipe:

Cat back box system
 

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