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thanks ian

 

Says its for both newage and classics so in short yes it should fit your 99

never seen that system before though

 

i read that as well, but i though that they had the hangers were in different places??

i wonder if it is any good??

 

Maybe your supposed to specify if you have a classic or a newage

Drop the sellar a pm and ask

 

bump, do you think that this exhaust is any good?

 

Its only the front hanger on the back box that is different, and that system doesnt have one.

 

so i would need to get a hanger welided onto the backbox for it to fit?

wonder how loud it would be?, louder than my revelution 3" centre cat and backbox??

 

what does every one think??

to buy....... or not to buy lol

 

A backbox will fit without a front hanger - it is obviously not as well supported, but it will fit and probably be OK; fairly unlikely that it will drop off at any time. . . .

I would guess that without the bung in, it will be quite a lot louder than your revolution. With the bung in, it will almost certainly yield less power than your revolution, and still may be noisier. However, this is guesswork, the only real way to find out is to find someone who has got one, and see what results, noise etc they have.

If you have a revolution 3" centre and backbox, IMHO I really wouldn't bother buy a new full system, especially if it's one you don't know. If you feel the need for more power, you'd be better off getting a good downpipe to match your existing centre / backbox, and/or a suitable remap

 

that was the other option, but the revolution 3" decat is £189, just for the decat :-(

i think there is a H&S group buy on here, maybe one of there decats might fit,

at the moment the revolution backbox and centre section, fits onto the standard down pipe, so i need to find out if a 3" bore down pipe will fit

 

£189 is not ridiculous for a downpipe (whcih is what I assume you mean), and still noticeably cheaper than that exhaust system on e-bay finally went for . . .