A glitch in the Matrix happens when QuickSilver change something...
They say 'two heads are better than one', and we firmly believe that to be the case with the new Land Rover Defender OCTA.
Our Sport exhaust was released at the start of June, and there are already several QS equipped Defenders on the road right now.
We had 2 customers come to us, each with their own OCTA, so we took the opportunity to carry out some tests.
Once we had both cars ready, we wanted a comparison between the different modes that are enabled with our exhaust - sport and refined.
Refined mode is for those early mornings or long commutes where you want to cruise along in relative civility.
The Sport mode however, is for those fun Sundays where you want a little excitement on the drive - all of this, at the push of a button.
Allowing the exhaust gases to flow freely, and by enlarging the pipe size, this unleashes the 4.4 litre V8 and provides a wonderful tonal experience.
We're so happy with how this system came out, and we look forward to getting more OCTAs under the QuickSilver brand.
Contact us here for more information and availability.
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