Japspeed Versus Milltek
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Japspeed Versus Milltek
Hi,
I am considering taking my standard non-PPP bug eye WRX for a remap and new exhaust system.
I am considering going to Power Engineering in Uxbridge to get this done. They are offering either a Japspeed sports cat system or the Milltek equivalent. Milltek is a lot more money.
Is there a big difference between the Japseed and Milltek?
Would any of you be able to comment about Power Engineering?
Cheers for any advice
Nick.
I am considering taking my standard non-PPP bug eye WRX for a remap and new exhaust system.
I am considering going to Power Engineering in Uxbridge to get this done. They are offering either a Japspeed sports cat system or the Milltek equivalent. Milltek is a lot more money.
Is there a big difference between the Japseed and Milltek?
Would any of you be able to comment about Power Engineering?
Cheers for any advice
Nick.
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geta a vortex after burner if you like pissing people off and making peeps **** there self thats the one for you fella, got full decat sysyem on my scoob and the earth shakes when i start it ha ha
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I also have to say that the miltek back box/tail pipe isnt the best finish, a lot of weld splats which other back boxes dont seem to have,
See if you can get into a place that sells a few and have a good look at the difference for yourself before you buy,
Powerwise I cant see there being much difference between them unless as said you went for a 3 inch Miltek.
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I have full japspeed decat on my blobeye wrx for £300. Fitted with a mate and easy fitment... Sounds nice, looks nice and got mapped on weekend to 342bhp with vf35 and supporting mods.
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Correct I do need a sports cat and that probably explains the £500 price difference, I can't be dealing with taking on and off exhausts for the MOT.
Thanks for all the comments, I am newbie on Scooby exhausts, so a good list of good options would be great.
Cheers,
Nick.
Thanks for all the comments, I am newbie on Scooby exhausts, so a good list of good options would be great.
Cheers,
Nick.
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