CTS Turbo Downpipe - Audi RS3 8V Facelift + RS3 8Y + TTRS 8S (CTS-EXH-DP-0019)

CTS Turbo is proud to announce our proprietary high-flow downpipe for 2018+ Audi 8V/8Y RS3/8S TTRS with 2.5L TFSI EVO (EA855) engine.

This stainless steel high-flow downpipe that allows the user to remove the restrictive factory “main catalytic converters”. This downpipe is a part of our modular exhaust system and it is compatible with factory or CTS Turbo mid-pipes.

We used CAD simulation to streamline the flow of exhaust gasses and ensure that it splits evenly into two outlets. Many hours of R&D were spent to ensure perfect fit, smooth exhaust flow and excellent sound.

Unfortunately, the Check Engine Light will come on after the installation; we strongly recommend using “stage 2” software because the CEL deletes or emulators are not compatible with these cars.

Features:
- Large 4.0″ downpipe outlet splitting into dual 2.5″ pipes
- Durable 304 food-grade stainless steel
- Laser cut flanges and precision machined v-band
- Factory-like placement of O2 sensors
- Designed using the latest 3D scanning technology
- Exhaust flow simulated with CAD software to ensure optimal flow routing
- Perfect fit with factory or aftermarket mid-pipes
- Aggressive sound - really makes that 2.5T scream
- No drone under normal driving conditions
- Optional driveshaft removal tool available separately

Fitment:
- 2018+ Audi 8V/8Y RS3 2.5T EVO (EA855)
- 2018+ Audi TTRS 2.5T EVO (EA855)

TÜV / ABE available upon request

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