Due to the uniqueness of our products and the way in which they are manufactured, there may at times be a production delay of up to 4 weeks from the initial purchase date.
The 100mm into 90mm downpipe, coupled to the BCS Powervalve 100 cell 125mm oversized catalytic converter complete with secondary cat delete pipes for the Audi RS3 (8V) has a gas flow ratio greater than any other product on the market, and having a 40grm wash coat which is up to 8 times greater than cheaper cats offered can, therefore, handle up to 10 years of hard life (...this is where the true value of the cat lies - in the precious metal content). The dimensions employed on our unique cat will allow a gas flow equivalent to a cat delete pipe whilst remaining completely MOT and road legal. The BCS Powervalve downpipe and 100 cell cat comes with a connecting pipe (which deletes the secondary cats) to allow you to connect to the OEM cat-back system with the minimum of fuss.
The BCS Powervalve road-legal 100 cell cat is the ideal hardware upgrade when considering a power increase on the 2.5 TFSi engine. In addition, you will notice an audible uplift in the sound, producing a nice sporty tone in the vehicle under acceleration.
The Data supporting the product is shown below
Original Equipment Cat
DescriptionLimits Actual Value
Fast Idle Test
Engine Speed 2500 - 3000 rpm
Co < 0.20% 0.00% PASS
HC < 200 ppm 1ppm PASS
Lambda 0.97 - 1.03 1ppm PASS
Natural Idle Test
Engine Speed 450 - 1500 rpm
Co < 0.30% 0.00% PASS
BCS Powervalve 100 Cell Cat
Fast Idle Test
Engine Speed 2500 - 3000 rpm
Co < 0.20% 0.00% PASS
HC < 200 ppm 4ppm PASS
Lambda 0.97 - 1.03 1ppm PASS
Natural Idle Test
Engine Speed 450 - 1500 rpm
Co < 0.30% 0.00% PASS
As with virtually all of the TFSi engined vehicles, there is very little performance gain to be had from the cat-back system on its own, due to the incredibly restrictive downpipe and twin OEM cats. However, by opting for our unique downpipe and high flow cat which has a pipe configuration of 100mm into 90m, the power potential will massively increase, firstly with an initial 22bhp kinetic, and then once mapped all the way up to a stage 3 and beyond, with figures in excess of 600 bhp achievable (along with suitable hardware...).