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I'm all questions today...I have a HKS cat back Hyper muffler at present, I like the sound it makes but it is too boomy for motorways and is too big for my tastes. I want to keep the centre section and replace the silencer; I'd like a nice warbly thing but I want to be able to do 70\80mph without being driven mad and I don't want to lose any power gains already made...any suggestions anybody?
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Originally Posted by The_Judge
Hayward & Scott 3.5" rolled in. Reasonably priced, ex stock, beautifully made, gorgeous sound. I do quite a few motorway miles myself...
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No idea I'm afraid. Got mine as part of a Group Buy last year, along with an open neck down pipe. And I can't remember how much they were... great bloody memory...
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Hi,
You will have to be carefull that the backbox you choose will mate correctly to the HKS centre, a lot of them have flanges in different places etc. Is there not a bung available for your HKS to make things a bit quieter?
George
You will have to be carefull that the backbox you choose will mate correctly to the HKS centre, a lot of them have flanges in different places etc. Is there not a bung available for your HKS to make things a bit quieter?
George
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Originally Posted by GBruce
Hi,
You will have to be carefull that the backbox you choose will mate correctly to the HKS centre, a lot of them have flanges in different places etc. Is there not a bung available for your HKS to make things a bit quieter?
George
You will have to be carefull that the backbox you choose will mate correctly to the HKS centre, a lot of them have flanges in different places etc. Is there not a bung available for your HKS to make things a bit quieter?
George
There is no bung (and it looks alittle too Chav for me!), any idea if the Scoobysport boxes fit on HKS centre section?
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Ian
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Doubtful. The HKS have different length sections to most other pipes as george suggested above. sorry m8 someone may know better than me though, fingers crossed.
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Doubtful. The HKS have different length sections to most other pipes as george suggested above. sorry m8 someone may know better than me though, fingers crossed.
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Hi trails, this is Andy, ex keeper of your new air filter. Got your cheque today, tried to buzz you, but the number I have seems to be wrong. I'll just send the filter tomorrow, can't be arsed to wait for the cheque to clear, ( wonderful thing, trust !).
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you CAN get a bung for the Hiper..
OR you could by my entire system - http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=321806
OR you could by my entire system - http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=321806
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