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Hi, I know there is probably not a straightforward answer to this as the response is probably dependant on a re-map, does anyone know an out of the box power increase for the various different aftermarket exhausts that are available - so in stock form just replacing the exhaust which gives the best results? Thanks
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Which part of the exhaust? Complete turbo-back? (normally 4 sections).
Are you looking to buy an exhaust with a sports-cat or go decat? Both would really need a remap if you're running a newage. |
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I put a jap speed back box on my bugeye when it was standard and power went from 220 to 239bhp without touching anything else.
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WR1s come with a sports cat
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The difference between exhausts is probably negligible, decating will see gains but you should probably remap, and that is going to make the biggest difference.
Scoobies easily make more power when modding, not like a naturally aspirated car. You need to make probably at least another 20bhp to feel a difference anyway, remapping can change the characteristics of the power delivery which make the car feel different. |
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I'd probably go de-cat but can't be 'doing' with a switch each time for an MOT. I'm after bit more sound but straight exit. Sounds as though there is no clear winner in the power stakes. I quite like the look of the miltek's but some say there is little difference in sound. So de-cat or cat, no standard performance measures from a stock sti out there?
My aim is to not get mugged off by an M3 on a straight which is what happened at Bruntingthorpe - only by the slightest of margins. I dont want to go changing internals of the engine, but would like to get it to a safe improvement. May mean a new turbo as reading the forums the WR1 is probably getting to the top end of its turbo capabilities. Then it may make sense to have a twin-scroll to avoid the lag - thoughts most welcome as I find my way through this maze! |
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Have you looked at Andy Forrest's website as it gives some guidance to what is required for certain gains, I used it as a guide when I first got my car.
I have milltek centre resonated section and back box on mine because they are quiet, I have decatted and got RCM manifolds on mine. Changing the manifold and up pipe made it a lot louder. Can't remember what Dave (Ginola) had on his STI, that sound nice, straight exit and looks well built. |
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I have the full 3' Miltek sports cat system on mine and it's around 90db at Goodwood.
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Custom exhaust - Cosworth filter - Samco Intake - Tints - Bilstein B8/B6 & STI springs - SuperPro ALK - Whiteline positive shift kit, rack mounts, rear adjustable camber bushes, front ARB mounts & strut brace, 20mm rear ARB with AVO mounts, - Hardrace Gearbox and pitch mounts - Prodrive PFF7's - Front Brembos - Kenwood CarPlay - 1/2 carbon grille - STI front splitter |
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Mine has the 3" milltek with centre resonated section, no cats, RCM headers and up pipe. 92db fit Brands.
Guy was confused after everyone else had gone through with 102db upwards, I told them they were hooligans, especially the blue WR1 that failed scrutineering. Can't think who that was ![]() |
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Went with track friendly as it means no fuss when visiting various circuits for a bit of fun. and failing noise tests.. it sounds nice on full chat too!. I believe Revolution also do a full 3" system with no restrictions but that is slip jointed rather than flanges. Think mine is roughly 96 / 100db
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