USP Presents 3” Stainless Downpipes for the MK7 Golf R

USP Motorsports is pleased to announce our full 3″ stainless steel downpipe for the Volkswagen MK7 Golf R. Available in either a catted or catless configuration, users can expect to see gains of 20-30whp and 20-30wtq especially when combined with software. Constructed of full 3” stainless steel tubing the USP downpipe reduces exhaust restriction and increases power and throttle response. Included with each downpipe is an adapter which allows the downpipe to mate up to factory as well as almost every aftermarket exhaust system. A 3” adapter is also included for a seamless installation to more 3” aftermarket exhaust systems.

Product Features:

– Full 3″ Stainless Steel piping

– Full mandrel bent

– CNC’d turbo flange

– Available with an optional 200 cell catalytic converter

– Factory like exhaust hanger

– High strength band clamps

– Completely bolt-on installation, NO cutting or welding

– Lifetime warranty to the original purchaser

Increase of up to 22 wheel horsepower and 25 ft/lbs of torque on a stock car.

Catless Downpipe

Click here for more information on the Catless Downpipe.

Catted Downpipe

Click here for more information on the Catted Downpipe.

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