T-Roy

For Sale:
Just as the title says, I have no need for the stock exhaust setup. Up for sale, I have the two mufflers, resonator, and all piping up to the flexpipes.

I'm located in Waterdown/Hamilton, and I have no problem working out a meet-up.

Apparently, I cannot upload photo's to my ad, so if you are interested I can email them or text them.
(Will sell as separate units, prefer to keep the mufflers together)

All three Parts: $200.00
Both Mufflers: $ 175.00
Resonator: $75.00
Left Muffler: $100.00
Right Muffler: $100.00


I have recently upgraded my exhaust on my B6 A4 3.0L Quattro.

I only replaced my exhaust because both my flexpipes were leaking, and I wanted more sound from my car. Mufflers and resonator are in perfect working condition. If you have any questions text for immediate response, call and leave me a message, or PM me. My name is Trevor, my cell number: 905 630 6416

geoffreyr66

T-Roy,
What exhaust did you put on your S4? I'm considering a STaSIS Cat Back for my 2013 3.0 S5.
How do you like it and how does it sound?

T-Roy

I had a custom one built. Ran 2.25" Stainless all the way back, with highflow cats, and resonator delete, all back to two Magnaflow 14851's.

I saw alot of people ran these mufflers on the 3.0's, and were happy with it. It's a very throaty, deep sound. Also, Audi had a tendency (not sure about your car) to run a dual exhaust but with a merged resonator... so its not a "true dual exhaust". Hence why I deleted the resonator.

If I had the cash flow, I would have gone with a Milltek cat back dual no res.
But I didnt have $1,400 for an exhaust.
That goes for the Stasis exhaust's as well. I've only really heard good things about them, just way out of my pricerange.

Food for thought... may want to keep the resonator(s) in at first and see if you like the volume before deleting. The exhaust gets much louder with no resonator(s)

T-Roy

Ahhh-hah! Got some pictures to come up. I can always take more in better lighting or of specific positioning. All pieces still for sale. Will cut pipping off pieces if desired.