lionhart
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hi it look's like supersprint are now makeing exhaust for the rcz.it's on youtube looks ok.not sure how to do a link to the site. :thumbup:
thank's tony. :thumbup:
thank's tony. :thumbup:
I might be able to help Glenn. Drop me a PM if you are interested.Glenn said:Yup, I think I would rather the Feline pack quads and no noise for the same price - if it twere available here in Australia *sigh*
Hi There - Gardus@Supersprint.Gardus@Supersprint said:Well the downpipe is 304 stainless steel and TIG welded, with a joint with springs for engine movement and the cat is a 1st grade HJS item (if you go with cheaper cat you'll get the CEL on), so it can't be cheap. The system is proven to be effective and durable, as it's very similar to the Cooper S / 207 GTI one.
It's under a 3 years warranty too, and spare parts are always available (springs, seals, clamps etc).
The dual exhaust is being considered but there are a few problems, on is the routing of the second exit pipe, as if you place it inside the bumper you're going to burn plastic and lights wires.
About the sound, the car in the video (which was taken by me :roll: ) has the silenced centre section and it's homologated, so max noise level is close to the standard system. Plus the system was brand new, so in 3-4k miles you'll see a increase in noise.
The note is quite different even in the more subtle option...
If you use the non resonated centre section is much louder, but you'll lose some cruise comfort on the motorway.
Hi Gardus, Ruffer are already offering quad exhaust (dual as you call it) and the routing is inside the bumper and I haven't heard of any burning to the plastic or wires so far ?????Gardus@Supersprint said:The dual exhaust is being considered but there are a few problems, on is the routing of the second exit pipe, as if you place it inside the bumper you're going to burn plastic and lights wires.