I've been considering it as it seems like it's pretty easy to do, here is a link on how to do it on the R:
exhaust modification
I've been considering it as it seems like it's pretty easy to do, here is a link on how to do it on the R:
exhaust modification
MY11 Golf R - Rising Blue - 5DR - DSG - 19" Black OZ Ultralegerra - Leather - Sunroof - MDI - Euro Plates - Milltek Exhaust - Bluefin - SOLD
MY11 Tiguan 147 TSI - DSG - Pepper Grey - Black Leather - RVC - MDI - BT
Yeah, I got a bunch of Oettinger stuff for my MKV Golf GTI. Whilst I got it via European Autotech at Mona Vale, the distributor was Harding Performance. Oettinger is how I came across APR.
I wouldn't be too concerned about there being a problem with a particular tune in the past. I mean, I could literally pull threads from this site and others to show you all the major tune companies having a serious issue at one point or another - APR, Revo, GIAC etc. That is why you buy the tunes from a well known company, because when issues pop up, they have the resources and know how to resolve it. But one thing I'd say about Oettinger - they can't be too bad if they're willing to offer a drivetrain warranty. I mean, considering the cost of the VW engines and gearboxes (especially the DSG), they must be pretty confident in their tunes
Thanks, I've been wondering how you do it. I wonder what the effect is of permanently closing it instead of permanently opening it?! hehe
Yeah... I don't really get what the diff is from that video either.
Last edited by Corey_R; 07-02-2011 at 08:02 AM.
Went for a drive saturday morning after all the heavy rain in Melb and found condensation inside my headlights
Didn't even make 1,000 kms before i had to contact the dealer for warranty work.
FYI, Oettinger & APR no longer share any financial involvement, Oettinger have new Owners & are continuing along their own development path. They have their own engineers / calibrators & development facility.
The warranty is a big part of the product (and considerable component of the cost).
Nope.And there won't be.
How do you think the XLD diff works.....
through the ESP/Traction control.
2010 MY11 GOLF R - 5DR | DSG | RISING BLUE | DYNAUDIO + ACC + BLUETOOTH + 19s + RNS510 |
2017 MY17 TIGUAN HIGHLINE - 5DR | DSG | PEARL BLACK | SUNROOF + DAP |
I've just tried this. Yes it's a REALLY SIMPLE mod to do Couldn't notice much of a difference to be honest.
I tried both methods - cable tie & dislocating the actuator pin.
Cable tie:
Slightly deeper bass from the exhaust! Have yet to experience droning as mentioned by others.
I call this the tight arse exhaust mod of the century.
Actuator pin:
The engine sounded like a Subaru boxer! No more exhaust pops. When I switched the engine off and checked the exhaust, the left tailpipe was hot while right one cold. I inspected further and found that the flap was closed in the right tailpipe. Maybe the flap somehow closed while driving. Don't think it's such a good idea as you might be driving with the flap closed all the time if you don't inspect it often enough. Not sure what damage this might cause!
Question:
Does the exhaust come out from the left tailpipe most of the time and is only diverted to the right one upon acceleration?
Last edited by DDTW; 08-02-2011 at 12:40 AM.
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