All Things Mk5 > Performance Modifications
Downpipe-Decat TDi advice
Trekmeister:
--- Quote from: daboy3000 on December 20, 2011, 02:59:21 pm ---I have just had a chat with FR & R Tuning and they have recommend the THS one, he said its the same quality as the Miltek and comes with the adapters to fit the OEM centre section. £145 inc VAT & delivered. Seems good.
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Did you buy the THS part then, if so whats it like?
daboy3000:
Yes, It's been on for a few weeks.
I noticed that the car seems to pull a little harder and feels a little smoother so overall I am very happy.
On idle it makes a funny wispy noise and you can also hear the turbo spooling when moving in traffic etc, sounds a bit like a police siren. Also sounds a little bit meatier when putting your foot down but not a hugh difference.
My mechanic made some modifications when fitting it so that I would easily be able to fit my old cat back on if needs be (MOT rules might change).
Trekmeister:
--- Quote from: daboy3000 on February 13, 2012, 10:55:46 am ---Yes, It's been on for a few weeks.
I noticed that the car seems to pull a little harder and feels a little smoother so overall I am very happy.
On idle it makes a funny wispy noise and you can also hear the turbo spooling when moving in traffic etc, sounds a bit like a police siren. Also sounds a little bit meatier when putting your foot down but not a hugh difference.
My mechanic made some modifications when fitting it so that I would easily be able to fit my old cat back on if needs be (MOT rules might change).
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The risk of failing an MOT due to the confusion which seems to be prevalant puts me off putting one on right now.
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Andy:
A diesel doesn't need a cat on as its.a.smoke test
jonbmx900:
I just cut the insides of my cat out sounds no different spools up quicker and if anyone looks its still looks oe
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