HKS hiper or Super Drager? Help me decide..
HKS hiper or Super Drager? Help me decide..
27 April 2004, 07:49 AM
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I'm trying to save a few (well, many) quid and was looking @ 2nd Hand..
Seen a Hiper and Drager1 up for sale recently.. just cant make up my mind..
Seen a Hiper and Drager1 up for sale recently.. just cant make up my mind..
27 April 2004, 11:46 AM
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27 April 2004, 03:49 PM
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I have had several exhausts on my scoobs over the years, and although it took me ages to go for the hiper, i was glad i did.
Firstly, it sounds superb IMO, and the quality is also excellent. Its a straight no fuss 3 inch exhaust.
Secondly, without changing the map on my car i gained 5bhp and 13ftlb by changing from a magnex centre and scoobysport back box, bringing power levels to 343bhp and 325lbft.
Thirdly, because i also have the bung for mine, its like having 2 exhaust systems, but quickly interchangeable (about 2 minutes to remove the bung)
Downside imo, as with anything HKS orientated, its exspensive new. Think my system (centre, back box and bung) cost £500 delivered new, and that was with haggling.
If i had another scoob, then thats would going on.
I have also just recently spent a lot of money on my car (again), changing various things. I have not changed the exhaust though.
For those that know me, that says a lot about the exhaust.
Steven
Firstly, it sounds superb IMO, and the quality is also excellent. Its a straight no fuss 3 inch exhaust.
Secondly, without changing the map on my car i gained 5bhp and 13ftlb by changing from a magnex centre and scoobysport back box, bringing power levels to 343bhp and 325lbft.
Thirdly, because i also have the bung for mine, its like having 2 exhaust systems, but quickly interchangeable (about 2 minutes to remove the bung)
Downside imo, as with anything HKS orientated, its exspensive new. Think my system (centre, back box and bung) cost £500 delivered new, and that was with haggling.
If i had another scoob, then thats would going on.
I have also just recently spent a lot of money on my car (again), changing various things. I have not changed the exhaust though.
For those that know me, that says a lot about the exhaust.
Steven
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27 April 2004, 04:15 PM
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Agree with everything steven says, having seen a lot of scoobs and a lot of exhausts that just make horrible noises.. (its cut on an angle) and the hiper is the best by far.
Hiper all the time.. or Pats system.. (but thats loud and stops you going on rolling roads
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I use erm.. well did use a borrowed hiper.. that has to go back
So Im now making one out of scrap bits of ****e exhausts.
David
Hiper all the time.. or Pats system.. (but thats loud and stops you going on rolling roads
)I use erm.. well did use a borrowed hiper.. that has to go back
So Im now making one out of scrap bits of ****e exhausts.
David
27 April 2004, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by David_Wallis
So Im now making one out of scrap bits of ****e exhausts.
David
David
Picture of Hiper in one hand.. club hammer in the other and a bit of drain pipe on the garage floor!
finish off with a shot of David window down cruising around Leeds city centre.. lol rrrraaaaoooooorrrr
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27 April 2004, 05:48 PM
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Cheers, interesting stuff.
My STi 9 came with an HKS Super Drager II on it which as per the Hiper is basically a 3" no fuss sytem. However being the Drager II it also comes with a bung and the rear silencer is minute.
Agree they sound and look excellent, if a tad expensive.
Cheers
Nathan..
Cheers, interesting stuff.
My STi 9 came with an HKS Super Drager II on it which as per the Hiper is basically a 3" no fuss sytem. However being the Drager II it also comes with a bung and the rear silencer is minute.
Agree they sound and look excellent, if a tad expensive.
Cheers
Nathan..
27 April 2004, 06:30 PM
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*** hijack alert! ***
Oi Simon!!! Gerrof!!
*** hijack alert! ***
Steven: Hiper sounds the ticket.. are the bungs available seperately?
Keigo's one doesnt have a bung (would seriously annoy the 'wife' and sprog without) - your car was very civil with the bung IN and would not be a problem I reckon..
Pat should sell earplugs with his spec' system
Oi Simon!!! Gerrof!!
*** hijack alert! ***
Steven: Hiper sounds the ticket.. are the bungs available seperately?
Keigo's one doesnt have a bung (would seriously annoy the 'wife' and sprog without) - your car was very civil with the bung IN and would not be a problem I reckon..
Pat should sell earplugs with his spec' system
27 April 2004, 09:41 PM
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You can get the bungs seperatly.
Drager, tends to follow the same router as OEM exhaust, but bigger bore. Hiper takes the straighest route possible.
Drager, tends to follow the same router as OEM exhaust, but bigger bore. Hiper takes the straighest route possible.
27 April 2004, 11:36 PM
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