ever seen a exhaust which u can eat off!!!

[Anees786]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=7945402173 CHECK THIS OUT MIGHT BE SOME USE TO SOME OF U OUT THERE

[Mihnea]

Rather than shiny polished 2.5" 304 stainless I'd get a non-polished 3.5" complete exhaust. Costs more, but does bring some performance, not only a sporty sound and looks...

Just my 0.02€,

Mihnea

[audiman]

Looks very good. Would suit a car upto about 360bhp IMHO.

[Mihnea]

2.5" is not even enough for 360HP. 300-ish tops IMHO/IME...

[curlyks2]

ever seen a exhaust which u can eat off!!!

I'm reminded of the Topgear where they prepared some food and then cooked it by wrapping it in foil and fixing it on top of the engine to get hot while going round the track. Exhaust manifold would be a good place if you wanted it lightly char-grilled
Ck.

[ducattigezzer]

that auction is the same guy who own's this site

http://www.custom-auto-craft.com/

exhaust looks quite good,but he hasn't done the rest of the exhaust yet

for the S2

will be looking for a new exhaust in the next month or so

any one got any suggestions

it will be for my S2 3B green machine so it will be with out cat

and looking for stainless steel

cheers

ray

[Chris M]

Thats the same one i had on my car, now Dogs car Tail pipes stick out a little far tho IMO.

Cheers,

Chris

[4WheelDrifter]

It looks almost exactly the same as my cq20v backbox, mines not quite as shiny though. 2.5" seems to be good enough for 170BHP anyway. At least my complete system only cost £200 fitted.

[porkkis]

Chris, I guess the pipes are a bit too long as they sell the same unit to sedan models too that has a slightly longer tail.

I'm thinking of buying one of these some day as the price is right - actually cheap and my original back box is on it's way out and might leak any day now. 2 of the 3 layers are gone.

[Jamo]

2.5" is not even enough for 360HP. 300-ish tops IMHO/IME...

Eh? Cossies had 2.5 - 2.75 exhaust and broke the 300 bhp easily.

My mates from AM motoring used to put them on the cossies.

[Doug_RS2]

Eh? Cossies had 2.5 - 2.75 exhaust and broke the 300 bhp easily.

My mates from AM motoring used to put them on the cossies.

But what sort of back pressure do you get? It is one thing getting more power out of a car, another, doing it right.

[audiman]

2.5" isnt ideal, my car was struggling with back pressure problems on the old 2.5" exhaust system. The difference with the 3" was huge.

[porkkis]

I'm gonna stay under 350hp for a good while. What would be better value for money than these?

[Mihnea]

2 things here: 2.5" isn't 2.75".

And a Cossie (Jesus I hate writing that word, eek!!) isn't a 20vt.

I'm talking from experience here, even a car with a K24 will benefit from a full blown 3" turbo-back system. 2.5" is good for 300-330HP, if you want to make power more efficiently, get a 3". Getting 330HP on a 2.5" running 12 degrees of timing and 10.5:1 air-fuel ratio to keep the engine happy so it doesn't ping is one thing, getting 350HP from the same setup with a 3" exhaust with 18 degrees of timing and 12.5:1 AFR is a whole different thing.


Mihnea

Eh? Cossies had 2.5 - 2.75 exhaust and broke the 300 bhp easily.

My mates from AM motoring used to put them on the cossies.

[Lee]

I'm reminded of the Topgear where they prepared some food and then cooked it by wrapping it in foil and fixing it on top of the engine to get hot while going round the track. Exhaust manifold would be a good place if you wanted it lightly char-grilled
Ck.

I put my left over kebab and tikka stomboli in foil on APNess's exhaust manifold to heat it up duiring the scotland meet recently. His 'Lord Bacofoil' 37p for 5m Tesco Kitchen Foil heat shielding worked so well the thing was still cold after a 30+ minute drive. I ate food cooked on an exhaust manifold although it was barefly warmed....LOL!