Twin Exhuasts.

[thehedgepig]

Made the decision that the people at "Powerflow" weren't really up to the job so I went to see a local engineer who specialises in bespoke exhausts..... My god what a workshop!!! He had a couple of big american sports cars and a host of jap sports cars.

He took one look at the underside of the Leggy and said it wasn't possible as the fuel pump is in the way :sad3:

He said it might be possible if he hung them lower but I don't really want this solution. I would quite like to keep them high up and out of the way.

ANY IDEAS ?

Or is the solution to either....

1. Just get a single sided one.

2. Hang them lower and get a different rear valance to cover them?
(If so where from?)

3. Move the fuel pump?

/help

[bradc]

mine is very low, but because it it right in the middle of the rear axle I haven't had any problems driving over bumps or anything. I have never hit it on anything at all.

[WildCards]

A few Uk members (3 that I know of) have twin exit exhausts. All done by Exhausts UK.

If it's a real problem just do the single.

[AllBeItMine]

my recommendation would be to go single for both performance AND looks.

[bradc]

I know of Physician, BDA, SGHOM, and someone with a silver legnum and a blue vr-4 badge, possibly WODJNO.

I think you will get slightly better performance out of a single, look at the split on mine, there will be a bit of restriction in the system, I'm not too worried though, I still gained 5kw ATW at max power and about 11kw at 6000rpm with an otherwise stock car, I guess that if my car was fully modified then I put the exhaust on I would see much more.

[Wodjno]

Err.. The Fuel Pump that they are probably talking about is actually the AYC pump.. Sounds to me like there not that interested.. Unless you got Big Bucks :inquisiti

See Here for Twins and Quads ..


http://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7744&highlight=zorst

http://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11412&highlight=zorst

http://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8778&highlight=zorst