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Having trawled through all the hundreds of after market stainless steel systems for our 98 scoob wagon, i finally chose power engineering for their excellent T75 system.Turned up on saturday as scheduled, the system was fitted in an 1hr 30 mins and run up on the dyno to show 246 BHP Chuffed to bits!!!! Car now has more low down torque and turbo spins up quicker due to twin dump front pipe, wife says it sounds cool too when she drives it to work.
Thanks to all the boy's there, thoroughly recommended excellent job - excellent kit
Thanks to all the boy's there, thoroughly recommended excellent job - excellent kit
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PE's small 3 inch separate wastegate pipe achieves....
only jokin. Most important factor is your satisfaction which you obviously have.
PE's small 3 inch separate wastegate pipe achieves....
only jokin. Most important factor is your satisfaction which you obviously have.
#6
I'm curious. It sounds as though you have bought a full system including d/p, but I thought they were claiming it was the most powerful system available?
Other people here are giving their backbox only figures, and my full Scorpion system gave me 267bhp on their rollers.
DID you get a full system?
Stef.
[This message has been edited by Stef (edited 09 October 2000).]
Other people here are giving their backbox only figures, and my full Scorpion system gave me 267bhp on their rollers.
DID you get a full system?
Stef.
[This message has been edited by Stef (edited 09 October 2000).]
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After that glowing, in-depth review, maybe now's the time for me to mention that I have a Power Engineering T75 twin-dump downpipe that will require a new home in the not to distant future...
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Danny Fisher....dont you have a PE downpipe??????????????
anyhow, its not about rollers being generous, its all about relativity and them being consistent.
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anyhow, its not about rollers being generous, its all about relativity and them being consistent.
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Jake: I have the full PE T75 exhaust system on my STi6 Type R and I'm chuffed to bits with it. Great sound, and it's really reduced the turbo lag. To be honest, I'm strictly an amatuer, and I couldn't give a toss about rolling road/dyno figures. To me, the main thing is that you drive out of the garage thinking 'that was money well spent', which I did. I'm happy anyway.
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There is a bit of history with PE on the original Scoobynet.
Personally, i dont have an issue with their rolling road - like i said, its all about relativity and consistency
There are a group of resident muppets that claim that another rolling road is the most accurate and PE is very inaccurate. Unfortunately, none of these muppets have published any benchmarks or hard factual evidence to support their ranting
Sunil
There is a bit of history with PE on the original Scoobynet.
Personally, i dont have an issue with their rolling road - like i said, its all about relativity and consistency
There are a group of resident muppets that claim that another rolling road is the most accurate and PE is very inaccurate. Unfortunately, none of these muppets have published any benchmarks or hard factual evidence to support their ranting
Sunil
#17
Is the trip on the rolling road included in the price of the exhaust?
Or do you pay for the benefit of being told your car is now more better/faster/stronger than it was before.
I changed my exhaust, drove the car and thought ... wicked.
Placebo is a wonderful thing!
Or do you pay for the benefit of being told your car is now more better/faster/stronger than it was before.
I changed my exhaust, drove the car and thought ... wicked.
Placebo is a wonderful thing!
#19
Gentleman, Gentleman! Lets apply some logic . No Dyno is going to give you the absolute BHP figures of your vehicles, unless their Dyno is frequently/rigorously calibrated. The best means of evaluating a new/replacement exhaust system (complete or sections of), is to carry out a simple back to back comparison. Therefore, maybe you could suggest to PE, to help back up their claims, that they do an initial run on your current system before fittment of the new/replacement. The delta's between the two should hopefully be more than sufficient to make you happy for shelling out your hard earned lolly !
#22
I'm certainly not slagging PE off.
I'm just asking if it was a full system that got those figures on their rollers, when other similarly modded cars are getting well over 260bhp? I don't know anyone else with a full PE system, that's all.
If it's advertised as being the most powerful system available, I'm just wondering why these figures don't support that.
Stef.
I'm just asking if it was a full system that got those figures on their rollers, when other similarly modded cars are getting well over 260bhp? I don't know anyone else with a full PE system, that's all.
If it's advertised as being the most powerful system available, I'm just wondering why these figures don't support that.
Stef.
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