Fits Audi S3 15-20, TTS Quattro 16-21; Volkswagen Golf R 15-19

The APR Exhaust Valve Remote lets you override the factory exhaust valve operation to fully open the exhaust valves at the press of a button. Simply plug-and-play and press ON to open the valves fully. To return to the original behavior, press OFF and the valves will operate as if the device wasnt installed. This system works with both the factory exhaust and the APR Valved Catback Exhaust.

Features & Benefits:

• Opens the factory exhaust valves
• Wirelessly remote controlled
• Simple and clean install
• Weather-proof housing
• 2 remotes included
• Plug and play

Specifications:

• Category: Exhaust
• Connector: OEM
• Emission Code: 6
• Grade Type: Performance
• Number of remotes: 2
• Product Type: Tuning (Exhaust Valve Remotes)
• Sub Category: Switches, Solenoids and Actuators
• Warning: California Proposition 65

Vehicle Compatibility:

• Audi TTS Quattro (2016-2021)
• Audi S3 (2015-2020)
• Volkswagen Golf R (2015-2019)

About APR:

Founded in 1997, APR is the global leader in performance aftermarket products for Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Porsche, and other vehicles. APR develops and manufactures hardware, software, calibration & data-logging tools for engine and transmission controllers, including intakes, exhaust systems, intercoolers, turbocharger systems, suspension, brake systems, wheels, and more. APR delivers software via a 24-hour automated global delivery system from its 80,000 square foot state of the art facility in Opelika, Alabama.

Founded in 1997, APR is the global leader in performance aftermarket products for Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Porsche, and other vehicles. APR develops and manufactures hardware, software, calibration & data-logging tools for engine and transmission controllers, including intakes, exhaust systems, intercoolers, turbocharger systems, suspension, brake systems, wheels, and more. APR delivers software via a 24-hour automated global delivery system from its 80,000 square foot state of the art facility in Opelika, Alabama.