Hayward & Scott
yep. i have a full 3" front to back and it sounds awesome. A bit loud in the cabin at speed (ie 70 - 80mph) but then you have to sacrifice something. Car revs freer and pulls strongly from lower revs too. the downpipe is probably one of the best mods you can do to your car.
cheers
big sinky
cheers
big sinky
Agree with above, I have 2.5" straight thru, luvveerrrlllyyy sound, I would suggest u try to pick them up 2nd hand if you can, afterall they are stainless so there's no corrosion worry, good quality 2
I've recently changed from a Nur Spec R to a full H&S 2.5" system.
It's great, no compaints at all.
I'm running them along with HKS headers, so no burble, and it's almost silent until you give it some..sounds great.
It's great, no compaints at all.
I'm running them along with HKS headers, so no burble, and it's almost silent until you give it some..sounds great.
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Ask for Ian at H and S I got my downpipe for 135... Absolute bargain..Very well made and excellent service.
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Had them on both of my Scoobs - highly recommended. Quality is good (I had one bracket sheer off, that H&S replaced within 20 mins), but that it is it. I would happily have them fitted again. I'm always getting good comments about the sound. It is certainly louder in a classic (less soundproofing in a classic) than a new shape, but you can live with it (I've done close to 100K miles in Scoobs, most with H&S systems fitted). On both cars I can set off the odd alarm in car parks 
Chris

Chris
Originally Posted by *****
Ask for Ian at H and S I got my downpipe for 135... Absolute bargain..Very well made and excellent service.
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How did you get for that much, ***** ?
They are listed at £205
Hi Chris, Thanks for advice,will take it up.
Rgds
Tim
Rgds
Tim
Originally Posted by Chris L
Had them on both of my Scoobs - highly recommended. Quality is good (I had one bracket sheer off, that H&S replaced within 20 mins), but that it is it. I would happily have them fitted again. I'm always getting good comments about the sound. It is certainly louder in a classic (less soundproofing in a classic) than a new shape, but you can live with it (I've done close to 100K miles in Scoobs, most with H&S systems fitted). On both cars I can set off the odd alarm in car parks 
Chris

Chris
If I change my whole system for a de-catted H&S one, do I still need a lambda sensor, do I need to replace the original one and what one is best? You guys have done this already, so what did you do?
Thanks
T
Thanks
T
AFAIK the original lambda sensor is reused! i have a centre section that can be taken off if it saves you a few quid!
as you may guess i have a new toy and the scooby is off to a new home soon!
steve
as you may guess i have a new toy and the scooby is off to a new home soon! steve
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