Neuspeed exhausts are constructed from 100% lightweight stainless steel and are designed to promote a superb fit and increased horsepower and torque. Neuspeed exhausts are constructed using aircraft industry T304 high quality stainless steel.  Neuspeed exhausts feature enhanced flow by using metric sized piping to vent exhaust gases more rapidly.  Neuspeed low restriction exhaust mufflers and exhaust resonators feature exacting desigs that reduce weight and yet also meet the State noise restriction standards.  Neuspeed Exhausts include Mandrel bends and TIG welds for precise fit of exhaust flanges and are complimented by the inclusion of mounting hangers on all Neuspeed exhaust systems. Neuspeed Exhaust Features: Increased performance Improved sound quality 100% T-304 stainless steel construction Includes exhaust downpipe Significantly lighter weight compared to stock exhaust CNC mandrel bends Flanged exhaust joints About Neuspeed Exhaust Neuspeed was the creation of Bill Neumann more than 30 years ago  Today the Neuspeed company remains privately owned and is recognised as one of the worlds most renowned Audi & VW performance part suppliers. Neuspeed designs and manufacturers performance parts for VW and Audi vehicles after extensive research with the vehicle. Neuspeed will often import a new vehicle before it is released in the USA and begin working with it to create products that enhance the performance, exterior appearence and interior look/feel. Neuspeed undertook their first VW modification in 1981 with a VW Rabbit and 20 years later released a supercharger kit for the VW 2.0 8 valve engine.  The supercharger was warmly received in the tuning idustry and recognised for its smooth power delivery and CARB approval.  Today Neuspeed continues to delivery leading edge products such as performance exhaust systems for the Audi A3 and VW MK5 GTi. Each of our Neuspeed Exhaust products is precisely configured to fit individual VW models.  To see how the Neuspeed Exhaust fits your specific vehicle use the Year and Model menu and navigate to the Intake/exhaust section.