whats the best centre pipe ?
12 March 2002, 09:00 AM
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AFAIK centre pipes are either straight through or resonsated chambers fitted, the latter will muffle the sound and I guess restrict flow slightly.
The straight pipe will increase flow and noise. Best gains to be had when changing downpipe to a catless one.
Hope this helps?
John
The straight pipe will increase flow and noise. Best gains to be had when changing downpipe to a catless one.
Hope this helps?
John
03 December 2002, 10:01 AM
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Basically, a straight(ish) bit of tube is a straight bit of tube, and one with a resonator on it has one 
Not much that any company can do to improve the design! I don't think you'll find much difference (performance-wise) between what the manufacturers can do once you've decided on whether it should have a resonator or not. Build quality- again, it's a tube...
[Edited by nom - 3/12/2002 10:03:25 AM]
Not much that any company can do to improve the design! I don't think you'll find much difference (performance-wise) between what the manufacturers can do once you've decided on whether it should have a resonator or not. Build quality- again, it's a tube...
[Edited by nom - 3/12/2002 10:03:25 AM]
03 December 2002, 08:08 PM
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I've got a PE one that I'm very happy with - but I've got a Scoobysport downpipe and wanted to stay legal !
'kin expensive though !
Editied to say 'with a cat'
[Edited by alistair - 3/12/2002 8:08:58 PM]
'kin expensive though !
Editied to say 'with a cat'
[Edited by alistair - 3/12/2002 8:08:58 PM]
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