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Marty,
I spoke with engineering for clarification on the questions you asked.
- Tones at very low frequencies have not been as much of an issue unless the engine is switching displacement. For the Audi, that will not matter until the new 4.0 TFSI is released with cylinder shutoff control. Another factor is the penetration of the tones above the broadband levels. Less penetration means the tones are less noticeable and multiple tones close to each other can actually be more pleasing to the ear. Our designs target the dominant tone around 100 - 130 Hz and usually increase the tones at lower frequencies (typical for resonators with tailpipes). If the tones are not significantly above the broadband levels, it's usually subjectively better.
- Yes, we could make similar plots for other speeds and the frequencies would be different. By choosing 65 or 70 mph for the marketing data, we are showing the speed that people usually cruise at on the highway. It may be worth noting we look at speeds in increments of 5 mph to make sure the sound is ok over a range of speeds and not just one as represented by the marketing data.
I hope that information helps! If you have any more questions, I'll do my best to answer!
Thank you!
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#38
hurry apr we need some chip action before winter time! i lost by a car length to a 997 turbo at the end of 4th, granted i did not launch the car and stupid traction control kicked in shifting from 1-2 but still![]()
#39
Any updates?? It's been half a year since the last post!
2012 TT-RS in Suzuka Gray
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If either one beats me to it and gets the exhaust installed first, I'll want a demo for sure.
We should get together for a South Bay TT-RS meet-up either way, though.
#45
Haha... touche. I'm going to spend money on some 18" wheels and autox/track tires first. I'm leaning toward the oem 18" wheels. I haven't seen any posts where anyone has gotten an aftermarket wheel with a stock fit.
The exhaust would be the second upgrade I'd get depending on price.
#46
2012 TT-RS 6MT - From APR to UM Stage2
2006 A4 S-Line 6MT - APR Stage2+
2000 S4 6MT - PJK04 - Stage3
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#49
Production already started. Waiting game.
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#53
Getting closer.
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#54
Interesting - so you guys are going to support the factory valve system now?
Looks good!
2010 Audi TTRS (6spd)
Options - 19's titanium blades, Mag Ride, RS Seats, Bose, Extended Leather, AMI, SatNav, Xenons
Mods - Catback Milltek Exhaust, Wagner Intercooler, Self tuned - 343awhp
#56
Are those V-band exhaust clamps, not slip-for joints?
2012 TT-RS in Suzuka Gray
#57
They are slip joints.
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#58
how is the chip hardware coming along, cause borla is gonna release theirs soon, would that speed things up?![]()
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Nobody's Tomorrow is Guaranteed.
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Last edited by R5T; 07-15-2012 at 03:58 AM.
Nobody's Tomorrow is Guaranteed.
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#70
There go my plans of not doing another turbo back exhaust. That looks very nice!