Front Cat replacement pipe on its own?
16 May 2002, 03:55 PM
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I need a bit of advice.
Will a front Cat replacement pipe make much difference on its own with an otherwise standard exhaust, the car is MY99?
I am in south west near Bath, does anyone know anywhere around here that would be able to fit it for me and roughly how much it would cost to get fitted?
Derek.
Will a front Cat replacement pipe make much difference on its own with an otherwise standard exhaust, the car is MY99?
I am in south west near Bath, does anyone know anywhere around here that would be able to fit it for me and roughly how much it would cost to get fitted?
Derek.
16 May 2002, 04:04 PM
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Derek,
If your bank will allow, replace the backbox and the air filter, and you'll notice a great improvement. Have a look in "for sale" forum, you might find a good 2nd hand bb for £100 odd quid. An ITG filter will cost about £45. Did this myself recently, WOW. The downpipe and heatsheild can be a right pain in the a*se to fit, local garage did mine for £50.
Cheers,
Leigh
If your bank will allow, replace the backbox and the air filter, and you'll notice a great improvement. Have a look in "for sale" forum, you might find a good 2nd hand bb for £100 odd quid. An ITG filter will cost about £45. Did this myself recently, WOW. The downpipe and heatsheild can be a right pain in the a*se to fit, local garage did mine for £50.
Cheers,
Leigh
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