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PRS Race-Flow 4" Catted Downpipe - VW MK7 & 7.5 Golf GTI

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PRS Race-Flow 4" Catted Downpipe - VW MK7 & 7.5 Golf GTIDescription PRS presents an affordable, market leading solution in the aftermarket downpipe space, designed to offer peak performance on stock and upgraded turbocharger applications for the VW MK7 & 7. 5 Golf GTI. Featuring a market leading 4 inch top section, leading down to 3. 5 inch end to end post flex join for absolute maximum flow and 304 grade sheet alloy blanketing, preventing drivetrain heat soak. Why is a 4 inch downpipe the perfect way to

Description

PRS presents an affordable, market-leading solution in the aftermarket downpipe space, designed to offer peak performance on stock and upgraded turbocharger applications for the VW MK7 & 7.5 Golf GTI.

Featuring a market-leading 4 inch top section, leading down to 3.5 inch end-to-end post flex-join for absolute maximum flow and 304 grade sheet-alloy blanketing, preventing drivetrain heat soak. 

Why is a 4 inch downpipe the perfect way to go?

4 inch downpipes have been tried and tested for years on the VW MK7 & 7.5 Golf platform, showing an increase in turbo response of up to 15%. This is not just limited to upgraded turbocharger applications either, these improvements can be experienced with the stock IS38 turbocharger as well. 

Why only 4 inches at the top and not throughout? 

After extensive testing via bench-flow simulation and dyno tuning we have discovered that the difference between 3.5 and 4 inches post flex-join is negligible at best, however, when comparing to traditional 3 inch post flex-join sections we saw a 30% + increase in flow, meaning that a 4 inch top section and an end-to-end 3.5 inch post flex-join section is the perfect combination. 

Heat shield (sheet-alloy blanketing) looks funny, cheap even, what's the point?

Most stock cars will see exhaust systems exceed temperatures over 500 degrees Celsius after an hours worth of urban driving, this is why we are now seeing manufacturers apply this race-derived technology to every day consumer cars as it is proven to contain heat emissions by up to 70% which if not contained will ultimately spread throughout the drivetrain and hamper performance. 

Now imagine how much hotter your modified car can get after a spirited drive or even a night at the strip/track? Trust us, if you want to prevent drivetrain heat soak and maintain peak performance, you'll want the heat shield.  

See below the benefits of heat shielding.

Some of the more "boring" "bells and whistles" you'd expect from a "top shelf" downpipe such as:
- Argon gas treatment
- SS304 grade steel material
- Tig welded joints
- Mandrel bends
- Oversized flex-join
- Heaty shielding 
- Cerakote finish (In areas without heat shield applied)
- Up to 40kw gains when ECU tuned
- OEM mounting positions
- Built-in reducer (For 3 and 2.75 inch exhaust systems)

INCLUDED:
- Downpipe
- Installation hardware

*PLEASE SELECT YOUR DOWNPIPE FROM THE OPTIONS ACCORDING TO THE EXHAUST SYSTEM YOU CURRENTLY HAVE FITTED OR WILL HAVE FITTED*

Handmade in Taiwan to order, not mass produced by machines like most competitors out there.

Developed in Australia in conjunction with reputable, Sydney based, VAG specialist performance workshops.

*PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PART MAY NOT COMPLY WITH YOUR LOCAL ROAD AND EMISSION LAWS AS IT IS NOT FITTED WITH A CATALYTIC CONVERTER*

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