MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: fairladyx on August 06, 2015, 04:09:51 pm
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Want to get a down pipe with sport cat, budget is around 500pounds. i have a milltek 3'' cat back already. I've been looking at the scorpion down pipe, do you guys think it will fit?
http://www.awesomegti.com/car/vw/golfmk5/scorpion-downpipe-and-cat-decat-volkswagen-golf-mk5-gti
are there another down pipe with a sport cat around that budget?
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We have milltek here but over your budget, decats well within your budget tho
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A mate of mine has the scorpion sport cat and a non res miltek cat back and if I remember correctly he had to have a reducer made which only cost him £25 extra
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A mate of mine has the scorpion sport cat and a non res miltek cat back and if I remember correctly he had to have a reducer made which only cost him £25 extra
Im looking into it, as scorpion with sport cat is the cheapest one i could find, what is the performance like? I'm looking to remap mine after down pipe
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He's got an intercooler upgrade too and told me he's running 260ish bhp but every car will differ. What I can say is the exhaust note is lovely but I'm not a fan of his forge dv
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He's got an intercooler upgrade too and told me he's running 260ish bhp but every car will differ. What I can say is the exhaust note is lovely but I'm not a fan of his forge dv
intercooler will be upgraded after remap, i've spoken to a company called pro-speed that does custom exhaust. they quoted me 400pound for a 3'' downpipe with 200cpsi sport cat including fitting,warranty etc. but I'm not keen on what the sound will come out like. i assume it be similar to branded down pipe as only different is the cat
do you think its good for price?
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Yeah I would say that's a okay price depending on the quality but I was quoted £280 by power flow. There is one more option though http://www.direnza.co.uk/vw-golf-mk5-sports-cat-exhaust-downpipe.html
Not to long ago I wrote a bit of a bad review on my Direnza turbo back exhaust and I feel I have done so to hastily, I had to replace the gasket as the one they supplied is useless but since then I can't complain, it has a nice subtle tone around the doors and roars when you open it up
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That's a excellent price for a sports cat downpipe, at that price I am tempted to give it a go. Thanks for the link I didn't know they made them .
Anyone on here fitted one ?
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Pro-Speed in Cardiff?
Only thing to worry about is the quality of the sports cat. Seen a number prove to be poor design and be quite restrictive, and others to fail MOTs 1-2 years down the line due to the poor quality catalyst. Other thing is the flange - I'm guessing they will want to chop the existing one off your current cat, rendering your original pipe useless.
Personally i would either buy an off the shelf de-cat, or buy a 3" flange online, and have a de-cat pipe mate that will mate with the rest of the exhaust, so you can swap it over.
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That's a excellent price for a sports cat downpipe, at that price I am tempted to give it a go. Thanks for the link I didn't know they made them .
Anyone on here fitted one ?
I've got the full turbo back direnza system and after a few teething problems at the start (due the the garage I used) I've got no complaints
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Pro-Speed in Cardiff?
Only thing to worry about is the quality of the sports cat. Seen a number prove to be poor design and be quite restrictive, and others to fail MOTs 1-2 years down the line due to the poor quality catalyst. Other thing is the flange - I'm guessing they will want to chop the existing one off your current cat, rendering your original pipe useless.
Personally i would either buy an off the shelf de-cat, or buy a 3" flange online, and have a de-cat pipe mate that will mate with the rest of the exhaust, so you can swap it over.
Yea pro-speed in cardiff, that what I'm worried about too is the quality, i think its best to go for branded downpipes, de-cat is too loud for my area. police are very strict with exhaust being loud, my friend got stopped by them other day and given him a section 59
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Yeah I would say that's a okay price depending on the quality but I was quoted £280 by power flow. There is one more option though http://www.direnza.co.uk/vw-golf-mk5-sports-cat-exhaust-downpipe.html
Not to long ago I wrote a bit of a bad review on my Direnza turbo back exhaust and I feel I have done so to hastily, I had to replace the gasket as the one they supplied is useless but since then I can't complain, it has a nice subtle tone around the doors and roars when you open it up
have you got the link for the gasket? so if i do purchase it i'll replace them.
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Yeah I would say that's a okay price depending on the quality but I was quoted £280 by power flow. There is one more option though http://www.direnza.co.uk/vw-golf-mk5-sports-cat-exhaust-downpipe.html
Not to long ago I wrote a bit of a bad review on my Direnza turbo back exhaust and I feel I have done so to hastily, I had to replace the gasket as the one they supplied is useless but since then I can't complain, it has a nice subtle tone around the doors and roars when you open it up
have you got the link for the gasket? so if i do purchase it i'll replace them.
Just go down to your local dealer for a new one I think this is the part number you need 1K0 253 115AB and costs around £10
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Yeah I would say that's a okay price depending on the quality but I was quoted £280 by power flow. There is one more option though http://www.direnza.co.uk/vw-golf-mk5-sports-cat-exhaust-downpipe.html
Not to long ago I wrote a bit of a bad review on my Direnza turbo back exhaust and I feel I have done so to hastily, I had to replace the gasket as the one they supplied is useless but since then I can't complain, it has a nice subtle tone around the doors and roars when you open it up
have you got the link for the gasket? so if i do purchase it i'll replace them.
Just go down to your local dealer for a new one I think this is the part number you need 1K0 253 115AB and costs around £10
cheers for the help, last question whats the different between 100 and 200 cell?
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Do you have one silencer or two on your Milltek? The de-cat won't make it THAT much louder under normal driving, but you'll really notice it with your foot down.
What area did the S59 get given in? I've never had an issue with any of my cars, or heard of S59's being dished out just for a loud exhaust?
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Yeah I would say that's a okay price depending on the quality but I was quoted £280 by power flow. There is one more option though http://www.direnza.co.uk/vw-golf-mk5-sports-cat-exhaust-downpipe.html
Not to long ago I wrote a bit of a bad review on my Direnza turbo back exhaust and I feel I have done so to hastily, I had to replace the gasket as the one they supplied is useless but since then I can't complain, it has a nice subtle tone around the doors and roars when you open it up
have you got the link for the gasket? so if i do purchase it i'll replace them.
Just go down to your local dealer for a new one I think this is the part number you need 1K0 253 115AB and costs around £10
cheers for the help, last question whats the different between 100 and 200 cell?
Don't quote me on this but if I'm wrong I'm sure someone will give you the correct answer. What I've been told is the 100 cell has a little more airflow and can dispel heat quicker keeping your engine cooler a little longer
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It's regarding cell density, how many cells per square inch. The more you have, the more restrictive it will be, but the more surface area open to the catalysing material to do it's job - i.e. better for emissions.
100cell = performance
200cell = better emissions and will pass an MOT easier
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Do you have one silencer or two on your Milltek? The de-cat won't make it THAT much louder under normal driving, but you'll really notice it with your foot down.
What area did the S59 get given in? I've never had an issue with any of my cars, or heard of S59's being dished out just for a loud exhaust?
I've got the non-resonated cat-back milltek r32 style. it was given in Swansea,South wales.. apparently they done him for too loud and setting off car alarms..
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Yeah I would say that's a okay price depending on the quality but I was quoted £280 by power flow. There is one more option though http://www.direnza.co.uk/vw-golf-mk5-sports-cat-exhaust-downpipe.html
Not to long ago I wrote a bit of a bad review on my Direnza turbo back exhaust and I feel I have done so to hastily, I had to replace the gasket as the one they supplied is useless but since then I can't complain, it has a nice subtle tone around the doors and roars when you open it up
have you got the link for the gasket? so if i do purchase it i'll replace them.
Just go down to your local dealer for a new one I think this is the part number you need 1K0 253 115AB and costs around £10
cheers for the help, last question whats the different between 100 and 200 cell?
Don't quote me on this but if I'm wrong I'm sure someone will give you the correct answer. What I've been told is the 100 cell has a little more airflow and can dispel heat quicker keeping your engine cooler a little longer
cheers, have any of your friends tried this down pipe before ? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/golf-mk5-gti-3-Exhaust-Down-Pipe-High-Flow-Sports-Cat-/300361586764?hash=item45eef2184c
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No not that one but another mate had a cupra r with a very cheap ebay un-branded sport cat and it lasted perfectly fine for 2 or 3 years before he de-catted