I was wondering where you had gotten to. Bugger to hear about your trouble but glad to hear things are starting to look better.
Hitch a lift with Matt for the nats!
Good to hear everything's working out again. Perfect excuse for a new set of coiloversDoes that mean you're still coming up for the Nats in the 16V?
mate im going to avoid that "mechanic" like the plague, if i were you i'd be making him buy me a new shock cos of his poor decision making
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Anyways...
I dropped the car off on thursday morning for the extractors, and gave them everything they need, including some pics of other extractor styles.
We decided to run a 4-2-1 extractor system, for better torque apparently as 4-1 is for better top end power...
So, here's some pics to drool over before i get you some photos of how mine is going.
290hp mk3 rally car ABF
Similar to what I'll get!
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mmmm some more...
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oh yummy. so does this mean your car will be even louder and better sounding now?!??!
I've also heard 4-2-1 is better for torque.
The VW Motorsport ones are a very interesting design. Very long primaries.
The second ones appear to be NA 20V extractors.
Both set's have a very nice collector system.
Will be good to what your exhaust shop can come up with. If there good at what they do, you'll have no trouble's with what they build.
That's an intereting statement.
I'm not having a go, but what your saying is extractors are a waist of money on a street car![]()
Having them coated/chromed is a bit of a wank when you can't see them!
I don't think there a waist at all. A 10+hp gain for roughly $300 is money well spent in my books. Eg. Take a stock 60Hp golf. 10+% increase in power for approx $900 incl. the entire exhaust system is money well spent.
If the car makes more efficient power, than it's also going to use less fuel to make the same power. Why not fit them to a street car.
I noticed an immediate difference once I fitted my 4-2-1's & free flowing 2" system. Engine was much smoother, smoother power & an noticable increase in the power delivery across the entire rev range.
OT Tell that to the Holden boy's with the Gen3's. Set of extactor's & pipes can yield an increase of upto 60hp for roughly $1500!
Last edited by Oneofthegreats; 04-04-2008 at 11:06 AM.
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