Supersprint has just developed a new sport exhaust system for the Golf MK7 GTD 2.0 tdi 184 hp
The Golf VII GTD is available in two versions, with the “Sport&Sound” package, which includes the Sound Generator, a loudspeaker integrated in the exhaust, or without.
The exhaust is very different between the two versions, in diameter and routing of the pipes and obviously for the present of the speaker unit. Only the Diesel Particulate Filter in the engine bay and the electronic valve in the front section remain the same.
For the version without the sound generator the Supersprint exhaust system is composed by:
- Centre pipe to replace the OEM centre resonator
- Rear E.E.C. homologated muffler or rear pipe, with exit on the left for stock bumper, dual exhaust for GTI diffuser (90 or 100mm tips) or quad exhaust for R diffuser (oval 100x75mm tips)
The best sound comes with the straight pipes, without the silencers.
The cars equipped with the sound generator already have a rear unsilenced pipe, so the Supersprint rear pipes for GTI or R conversions are only for the look, no difference in sound.
There’s also a centre pipe to replace the OEM resonator, so the real engine sound can add up to the electronic generated noise.