Power Engineering Exhaust - new age
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Anyone had any experience of such? As far as I can see, it's the only UK exhaust with a high flow cat. (although correct me if I am wrong).
I like the idea of having a cat retained, but without killing the power, and wonder if this device is any good in comparison with the full decats?
I like the idea of having a cat retained, but without killing the power, and wonder if this device is any good in comparison with the full decats?
Have a look at the Aussie made APS High output exhaust thread in Members gallery. JW Racing stock them in this country. I had one on my STi5. They retain the cat. and are fully emmisions legal.
http://www.performanceexhausts.net/APSexhaust.html
Cheers
[Edited by V5-APS - 7/17/2002 11:51:25 PM]
http://www.performanceexhausts.net/APSexhaust.html
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[Edited by V5-APS - 7/17/2002 11:51:25 PM]
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Thanks guys.
V5 - the APS system certainly looks very nice on the web site.
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What was your opinion re:noise / performance? Looks like a lack of 2.5" joints which must be a benefit for performance, I guess? Is it louder and/or better sounding than say a prodrive or scoobysport system?
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Phil
V5 - the APS system certainly looks very nice on the web site.
.What was your opinion re:noise / performance? Looks like a lack of 2.5" joints which must be a benefit for performance, I guess? Is it louder and/or better sounding than say a prodrive or scoobysport system?
Cheers
Phil
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