Exhaust systems

The exhaust system is a critical component of vehicle technology, and its individual parts can be replaced just as easily as the entire exhaust system itself. But why upgrade to new 1.8T exhaust systems? The key lies in how the exhaust system functions, which involves two important tasks: First, it removes the pollutants produced by fuel combustion. Second, controlling the noise level of the pressure surges. If you take a closer look at the system, you’ll notice that the exhaust also plays a major role when it comes to the Increasing torque — and here lies your first advantage when replacing the exhaust system: more power for your vehicle!

Tuning is no longer just a hobby—it’s a lifestyle that takes the vehicle’s appearance to a whole new level. Whether for the Golf 4 1.8T or Seat Leon 1.8T, these exhaust systems are true eye-catchers thanks to their stainless steel construction. A sports exhaust for your Audi TT 1.8T? No problem at all—thanks to the variety of systems available, there’s a suitable upgrade for almost every car. What’s absolutely essential: the necessary standards! That’s why this range features exclusively 1.8T exhaust systems of the trusted Swedish brand Simons. Before the systems are released to the market, the product development department creates a prototype. This is always fitted directly to the vehicle, a sound test is conducted, and then engine efficiency and back pressure are measured. This guarantees a perfect fit and engine harmony.

When the engine starts, one thing is an absolute must: the sound must not be scratchy or weak. Another advantage of the 1.8T exhaust systems is their audible sound enhancement. Immediately after installation, the vehicle owner experiences robust and rich sounds that are truly impressive! Your driver’s license and vehicle documents are, of course, always at the ready, but that’s usually where the tolerance ends. Carry even more papers around in the car? You might as well just put a folder on the back seat—no, not with these 1.8T exhaust systems. Most of these systems have EC approval and are therefore registration-free—no annoying stack of papers in the car!

To help you understand the purpose of an exhaust system once again, here is an overview of the process: The exhaust system is located directly at the engine’s outlet and consists of various components whose function, in short, is to remove harmful gases. The exhaust gases are collected and flow through the Downpipe into the catalytic converter. Here, the oxides are cleaned and filtered so that the emissions can be released in a way that is significantly more environmentally friendly. As a side note: Diesel vehicles usually have a so-called diesel particulate filter (soot particles are stored and not released), while the catalytic converter is responsible for both diesel and gasoline engines (here, the cleaning process occurs through chemical reactions). Next come the mufflers, usually consisting of a front, middle, and rear muffler, which ensure a pleasant noise level. The gases then exit the vehicle through the tailpipe—the metal part of the exhaust system that is usually visible on the car and contributes to its appearance.

Of course, you can also purchase all parts separately to get the most out of your vehicle – Turbo-parts will be happy to advise you on all matters related to tuning!