cheapest downpipe prices
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whats the cheapest DP you've brought from new, i can get a scorpion for 120ish so far, anyone beat that?
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Would be interested in knowing prices too and where from and what they are made of Plus type.. twin dump etc..
Wheres the scorpion from as that sounds cheap..
Might not bother making one..
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Wheres the scorpion from as that sounds cheap..
Might not bother making one..
David
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But the cheapest isnt always the best quality, or best value for money. I Haven seen the scorpion one, but anything I have seen from Scorpion, would make me never buy anything from them. Their stuff is the same price as most other places, but I think the quality is just a ( big )bit below that of some other manufacturers. Spend a few ££ extra, and buy quality.
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don't require quality really, just need the cat removing, a tube is a tube, a weld is a weld etc. (they can't be that bad, my brothers had a few scorpions systems and there's never been any questions on the build quality)
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i`ve got a scorpion system and the quality is fine. and i think it`s probably the cheapest paid £123 delivered from motec for the downpipe.
regards mike
ps it sound`s good to
regards mike
ps it sound`s good to
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the bloke at motec said it would fit standard centre section and the lambda sensor position is the same
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a weld is not a weld.... but I know what you mean... sounds good price would also like to know what the size and type is...
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The Scorpion is not an open wastegate type (blanked off) they say this can cause a slight restriction in airflow. Though the quality is quite good. I was going for the scorpion myself but wanted an open wastegate, Bought a Jap Inovations from scoobyworld, think it was about £160.00 plus postage Etc. If you can afford it i would go for the open wastegate every time.
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was being flipant (spelling?)
HKS do a 3" for 80 quid (japanese price + tons of postage [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] and prob. take a month to get here)
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HKS do a 3" for 80 quid (japanese price + tons of postage [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] and prob. take a month to get here)
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yes, i will enquire tomorrow it's meant to be very loud in comparison to the scoobysport DP
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found somewhere that will do it for 150 (should be 160ish ) he's going to look at the turbo end of it and phone us tomorrow
its definetly 3" though and having a 3" system makes sense to use HKS rather than magnex etc. which are 2.5"
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its definetly 3" though and having a 3" system makes sense to use HKS rather than magnex etc. which are 2.5"
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also just found out that magnex are changing the twin dump design due to the second pipe running too close the the steering rack pivot obviously not thought it through enough
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Scorpion looks good.
Anyone got piccies of the other 'Neck' designs so that we can see the real differences.
What advantages are there between 'Open','Closed' and 'Tein-dump'.
I have my own thoughts but would like to read those of others.
Also who lists this downpipe. I can't find it on the net anywhere. Only Rear boxes and systems.
[Edited by Scott.T - 6/18/2002 8:34:40 AM]
Anyone got piccies of the other 'Neck' designs so that we can see the real differences.
What advantages are there between 'Open','Closed' and 'Tein-dump'.
I have my own thoughts but would like to read those of others.
Also who lists this downpipe. I can't find it on the net anywhere. Only Rear boxes and systems.
[Edited by Scott.T - 6/18/2002 8:34:40 AM]
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The Scorpion one masks the wastegate. You may as well leave the OEM one on
But, flat4, if you truly believe a weld is a weld, a tube is a tube, I recommend you go for the Scorpion one......
But, flat4, if you truly believe a weld is a weld, a tube is a tube, I recommend you go for the Scorpion one......