Why two silencers?
Some exhausts are like that, instead of having a large back box. E.g. like this https://www.fensport.co.uk/assets/Uploads/32016-AT023-1.jpg
Why two silencers?
Some exhausts are like that, instead of having a large back box.
I had an Insignia 1.6T petrol which when you looked underneath had a proper dual system including two silencers, but no visible tailpipes at all. Therefore there must have been a good engineering reason.
Sometimes its best not to just make stuff up.
I'd imagine it has a rather large 4" or 5" cat right after the turbo then splits into a dual 1.5-1.75" exhaust to aid flow while keeping noise down.
Well apart from not being fake, and working exactly as the inner pipes depending on engine mode you are spot on. Seems a lot of effort for a couple of fake pipes. http://www.vdubnews.com/volkswagen-works-akrapovic-golf-r-exhaustThe outer pipes are pretty much fake and don't really do anything.
The outer pipes are pretty much fake and don't really do anything.
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The outer pipes are pretty much fake and don't really do anything.
If you’ve been anywhere near one you’d realise that they are all plumbed in. Have to agree with the other comments though, does it really need quad pipes?
The outer pipes are pretty much fake and don't really do anything.
Well apart from not being fake, and working exactly as the inner pipes depending on engine mode you are spot on. Seems a lot of effort for a couple of fake pipes. http://www.vdubnews.com/volkswagen-works-akrapovic-golf-r-exhaust
So they convert more engine power in to extra noise when they open. They have no real mechanical purpose (such as reducing back pressure) and it's just a valve with a motor on it connected to the button, so fake
Sometimes it's better to just stop digging.So they convert more engine power in to extra noise when they open. They have no real mechanical purpose (such as reducing back pressure) and it's just a valve with a motor on it connected to the button, so fake
Sometimes it's better to just stop digging.