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is it wise to get a new intake but not upgrade the exhaust?

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Homer:
For a full exhaust you are talking a lot of money which is not really affordable the now have only bought the car last month. I do want to upgrade the intake though and was wondering if there is any point in doing so if I have the standard exhaust- ie will it make a difference? Or should I do both together? Thanks

edd666999:

--- Quote from: Homer on April 02, 2011, 08:15:05 pm ---For a full exhaust you are talking a lot of money which is not really affordable the now have only bought the car last month. I do want to upgrade the intake though and was wondering if there is any point in doing so if I have the standard exhaust- ie will it make a difference? Or should I do both together? Thanks

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just buy a down pipe for the exhaust not the full system. that will make biggest difference.

Or just get a stage 1 remap, best bang for buck.

Janner_Sy:
an intake is fine on stage 1. If you fit the exhaust you will need to get a stage 2 map

Ed666999 is correct that if you want performance you only need the downpipe.  All you get with the cat back part of the exhaust is more noise

johnhol78:

--- Quote from: Janner_Sy on April 02, 2011, 08:20:40 pm ---an intake is fine on stage 1. If you fit the exhaust you will need to get a stage 2 map

Ed666999 is correct that if you want performance you only need the downpipe.  All you get with the cat back part of the exhaust is more noise

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Just been on the milltek website and it says down pipe must be fitted with Milltek cat back....??

What downpipes can be fitted with the standard exhaust?

stealthwolf:
I think you need a reducer to mate it to the stock zorst.

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