Scorpion Cat/GPF-back exhaust system | resonated, with electronic valves | for Audi S3 8Y Sportback (2020-2026)

Scorpion Cat/GPF-back exhaust system | resonated, with electronic valves | for Audi S3 8Y Sportback (2020-2026)

Name: Scorpion Cat/GPF-back exhaust system | resonated, with electronic valves | for Audi S3 8Y Sportback (2020-2026)
Brand: Scorpion
SKU: SAU093
Price: 2802.03 EUR

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RRP ~~2,825.77€~~ 2,802.03€

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Product Code: SAU093

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Tailpipes

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Scorpion Cat/GPF-back exhaust system
for Audi S3 8Y Sportback (2020-2026)

Replaces the exhaust from the catalytic converter or particulate filter back.

Specification

Part number: SAU093
Vehicle: Audi S3 8Y Sportback (2020-2026)
Pipe diameter: 80mm/3.15
Tailpipe: Daytona
Tailpipe diameter: 114mm
Exhaust valve: electronic valves
Centre silencer: yes
CARB compliant: yes
Weight: 19.2 kg
Weight saving vs. original: 2.1 kg
Package: 100 × 63 × 36 cm, 34 kg
EAN: 8486470722222

TÜV / ABE available upon request

Weight 34 kg

Pipe diameter 80mm/3.15

Tailpipe Daytona

Tailpipe diameter 114mm

Centre silencer yes

Exhaust valve electronic valves

CARB compliant yes

Weight saving vs. original 2.1 kg

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