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nizmo_freek

By nizmo_freek,
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Well the exhaust arrived 1st thing this morning so i got straight into fitting it, it was very very easy to fit and took me about 1hour all up, everything lined up and bolted on perfectly (as you would expect from hks!), when it was all done i started the car up and took it for a drive, it sounded bloody great, not too loud and not too quite (just what i wanted!!) the car is so quiet at 110kph you wouldnt even no its got a aftermarket catback on it.

So to sum it all up i am very very pleased, the quality of the silent power is awsome, the sound is perfect (i might try and get a video of it later on) , it gave a resonable increase in top end power (it seems to feel a little bit sluggish down low and sometimes hesitates a little bit which could possible be the spark plugs (i havnt checked the gap of them yet but i suspect they will be 1.1mm, so will get some new plugs gapped to 0.8mm and see what happens) it is well worth the money and i recomend it to everyone!!

Here are some pics :D

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P.S thanks for all the help!!

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