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I have an MOT coming up soon and have a strong suspicion my current exhaust is past it's sell by and may be my downfall. In anticipation of this and lining up a replacement I was curious if anyone could ID what I currently have in place.
It's originally a Californian car and I'm guessing it's the stock supplied original however wouldn't honestly know one way or the other - any thoughts?
Bursch a good all round replacement very popular esp in the US
Dansk Sport what I run
Porsche Sport ... don't like and don't seam to run all that well anyway from what I have seen results wise.
Well you can't go wrong with stock, runs well and performance is good from the results. Bursch is cheaper well it is in the US and has a good alround performance and the figures show it runs well at 4000 rpm which between 3000-4000 is what you want Bursch , Dansk and then Stock..
do not buy any VW items if they fit then they will just trottle back the performance..
Doesn't look too bad, remember whatever you do keep as many bits that are serviceable as they are ££ to replace. The system is made up of a lot of separate bits from the tip - F tube - silencer - J tubes and Heater boxes see what you can save.
thanks for the advice guys - I shall indeed keep what i can
good info on the Dansk bark v. bite factor too I think the car gets just the right level of attention now and would hate to over excite people unnecessarily