Mk4 GTI 1.8T Exhaust Options

[Swainey32]

awesome, very excite

[dubster99]

Been quoted 1500 for my slip system.all custom made with mild steel. Downpipe back including tips and muffler but not cat. Sounds ok? Any suggestions of muffler and cat?

[Lito]

Been quoted 1500 for my slip system.all custom made with mild steel. Downpipe back including tips and muffler but not cat. Sounds ok? Any suggestions of muffler and cat?

Seems about, right mine was $1600 custom made but it has a cat. Any straight through design muffler will sound and flow good, just don't get a cannon lol

[kendog]

OK,
I'm looking at a 3" to 2.5" exhaust, I need to try to get this as cheap as possible, so I think the cheapest options from 42DD are...

• "VW Mk4 1.8T Value Line 3" Downpipe", with "Street Series" cat, and "2.5" adaptor" (I assume?).
Link: VW Mk4 1.8T Value Line 3" Downpipe

• "VW Mk4 2.5" Cat-Back", with "2.5" Pipe Size" and "Hidden Tip", and I assume "GTI" option, even though their GTIs are 2 doors?
Link: VW Mk4 2.5" & 3'' Cat-Back

Also, will we each NEED one of those O2 sensor spacers? Or is that only if you have CEL issues after install?
O2 Sensor Spacer: O2 Sensor Spacer


Leighaus - PM Sent..

[h100vw]

No need for a spacer on a MK4.

Gavin

[kendog]

Perfect! Thanks Gavin!

[schwartza3]

ok lads, I've emailed all details to Greg.
I've asked him to give us the option of Value Line 3" Downpipe "Street Series" cat and 2.5" Cat-Back with corresponding tip as well as the standard flanged system for each of us. I'll post Greg's reply with pricing for each individual system as soon as i get a reply.
Cheers
Aleks

[leighaus]

just to the interested parties who messaged me about my exhaust. Looks like it will be staying on for a while longer, as the missus has T'd up another car in the future via her parents.

[kendog]

Ok, cool, thanks for the reply!

[JustCruisn]

No need for a spacer on a MK4.

Gavin

But you will need to cap one of the sensor holes

[h100vw]

But you will need to cap one of the sensor holes

If they don't supply a blank I have a handful.

Gavin

[Traedayz]

Can't you just use one for the o2 and the other one for the AFR Gauge?

[kendog]

Would a normal bolt with the right thread do?

[h100vw]

[QUOTE=Traedayz;1006970]Can't you just use one for the o2 and the other one for the AFR Gauge?[/QUOTE

You could but ideally the AFR and ECU probes should be before the cat. For heating up purposes.

Any exhaust shop would have spare blanks I am sure.

Gavin

[kendog]

Can't wait to hear back the prices on these, I really hope it's affordable..