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Old 14 January 2018, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by bonesetter
Dinitrol?

Tidy job - it's not sprayed everywhere

I thought Torque did a clearcoat, not the black you have (says so on their web site)
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Do you know if they have a clear coat available as opposed to the back one?

Edit: ^What bonesetter said.
Dinitrol iirc. I don't recall being offered a clear coat as that's what I would have gone for.
Old 14 January 2018, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by bonesetter
So, I've narrowed my choice down to either going turbo back Cobra with decat and resonator. I quite like the sound of it, and feedback is noise levels are what I'm after

Or, a Miltek decat d/pipe which is certain to make things louder

Edit: H&S in the running too. Same price as Cobra and I had one fitted on a 2004 2.0 JDM I owned a few years back which sounded brilliant
Cobra definitely don't do a jdm downpipe, I've asked them
Old 14 January 2018, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
Cobra definitely don't do a jdm downpipe, I've asked them
Bugger. Thanks. Yes, JDM twin scroll decat pipes are a bit sketchy

H&S are looking favourite then, and I'm going to speak Milltek tomorrow about the d/pipe
Old 14 January 2018, 09:54 PM
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The miltek one I got had to be drilled for rear lambda the hole was in totally wrong place
Then on start up the weld was leaking had have that repaired on a brand new front pipe
Was not impressed
Old 15 January 2018, 08:34 AM
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Infinity at Bristol do whatever you want for about 25% cheaper than H and S, very prompt at answering questions, only difference is that they make the exhaust on the spot, specifically for your car, and it doesn't leave until it is perfect.
Old 16 January 2018, 04:35 PM
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Result

Had the resonator removed today and the difference has made the sound pretty much exactly what I was after

Made what would be called a definite difference, and for me what was too quiet before, is great now

Pottering and NSL cruising is quiet. Any use of throttle lights things up with certain rpm's louder that others and boost makes everything better/deeper etc

Car in for mapping Thursday, so may change a little more
Old 16 January 2018, 07:58 PM
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Who is mapping it? Hope they sort any "stumble" at around 3000rpm. 3port boost solenoid makes it much easier for mapper to control boost
Old 16 January 2018, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by bonesetter
Result

Had the resonator removed today and the difference has made the sound pretty much exactly what I was after

Made what would be called a definite difference, and for me what was too quiet before, is great now

Pottering and NSL cruising is quiet. Any use of throttle lights things up with certain rpm's louder that others and boost makes everything better/deeper etc

Car in for mapping Thursday, so may change a little more
Did you get a mid pipe without a resonator or cut the Milltek up?
Old 16 January 2018, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
Who is mapping it? Hope they sort any "stumble" at around 3000rpm. 3port boost solenoid makes it much easier for mapper to control boost
There is a stumble indeed at around 3K - what makes you ask HG - common issue?
Old 16 January 2018, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by AbbasSTI
Did you get a mid pipe without a resonator or cut the Milltek up?
I went to a place that makes exhausts and they removed the resonator box from the pipe and put in a replacement (straight patch pipe). I got them to flange up the ends of the resonator section so it will easily go back in if desired (but it works so well I can't see that happening)

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Originally Posted by bonesetter
I went to a place that makes exhausts and they removed the resonator box from the pipe and put in a replacement. I got them to flange up the ends of the resonator section so it will easily go back in if desired (but it works so well I can't see that happening)
I'll be doing the same at some point. So thanks for the RnD
Old 16 January 2018, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by AbbasSTI
I'll be doing the same at some point. So thanks for the RnD
Glad it's helpful

Very recommended. I'm well pleased with the result.

You could just as easily buy a Miltek centre pipe, which costs ~£90 delivered and it's an easy diy swap

Had I not been so impatient, and had a re-map booked 2 days later I may have gone that route. As it was both were the same money and now I only have to store a small box and not a long pipe with box
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Originally Posted by bonesetter
There is a stumble indeed at around 3K - what makes you ask HG - common issue?
Google "grb stumble" on American sites; Subaru changed the fpr on the hatch, and added dampers to the fuel line. They then used the fuel compensation tables to smooth it out, but upping the power makes it worse. I think it can be mapped out by spending time on it; solutions with varying degrees of success involve longer fuel line, removing dampers and an uprated or Hawk fpr, or parallel fuel rails for a certain fix.
I would be really interested in feedback from your mapper, as I am still humming and hahing about mine. Did Darren say who mapped it initially?
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
Google "grb stumble" on American sites; Subaru changed the fpr on the hatch, and added dampers to the fuel line. They then used the fuel compensation tables to smooth it out, but upping the power makes it worse. I think it can be mapped out by spending time on it; solutions with varying degrees of success involve longer fuel line, removing dampers and an uprated or Hawk fpr, or parallel fuel rails for a certain fix.
I would be really interested in feedback from your mapper, as I am still humming and hahing about mine. Did Darren say who mapped it initially?
Thanks for that info HC. To be forewarned is to be forearmed (for my mapper tomorrow)

The car has been mapped twice now, firstly at Surrey RR (presumably JGM) and then end of last year by Andy Carr
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