got my RELENTLESS downpipe and sports cat 
well chuffed with it, the build quality is brilliant, now cant wait to fit!!
well chuffed with it, the build quality is brilliant, now cant wait to fit!!
got my relentless downpipe and sprts cat :)
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vrbob
Thats no Moon, Thats a space station!
got mine last week and its now on the car
Not had a chance to test the performance as yet but it does sound better even using the oem backbox!
Have fun removing the old OEM downpipe its a pig of a job
Not had a chance to test the performance as yet but it does sound better even using the oem backbox!
Have fun removing the old OEM downpipe its a pig of a job
got mine last week and its now on the car
Not had a chance to test the performance as yet but it does sound better even using the oem backbox!
Have fun removing the old OEM downpipe its a pig of a job
Really
isit much louder in noise? i have and aftermarket catback so should sound good and fortuantly i dont have to remove it a garage is doing it for me lil do they know how much of a pain it is lol they reckon 2 hrs tops more like 3 ha ha although will cost me more 
vrbob
Thats no Moon, Thats a space station!
Defo more noise on WOT and when lifting off.
I could of done it in 4 hours if the old OEM pipe had come out easier in the end i took the subframe off and dropped the steering rack as low as possible to remove the old DP.
really proud of myself (i did have some help from a couple of otherguys from here) fro completing the job and kept costs to minimum
I could of done it in 4 hours if the old OEM pipe had come out easier in the end i took the subframe off and dropped the steering rack as low as possible to remove the old DP.
really proud of myself (i did have some help from a couple of otherguys from here) fro completing the job and kept costs to minimum
Defo more noise on WOT and when lifting off.
I could of done it in 4 hours if the old OEM pipe had come out easier in the end i took the subframe off and dropped the steering rack as low as possible to remove the old DP.
really proud of myself (i did have some help from a couple of otherguys from here) fro completing the job and kept costs to minimum
how long did it take you overall then? and would a car exhaust mechanic who does exhausts day in day out do it in 2 hrs you reckon? lol
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I would use an OEM gasket (from a dealer) for the turbo/dp and not the one they supply... they don't last very long...
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vrbob
Thats no Moon, Thats a space station!
I think now since doing it once i could do it again in 3-4hours as its only removing the old downpipe thats annoying. Am sure a mechanic on a proper lift with proper tools could do it in less but who knows either way it wont cost you as much blood, skin and bruises as it did me lol
