Best performance exhaust for the polo gti...
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psycho sport
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Best performance exhaust for the polo gti...
my exhasut needs replacing so thinking of putting a performance exhasut on it instead! any ideas from people? ideally i wana keep the tail pipe hidden like standard but i dont think you can get any like that?
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mc_iver_9n
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Re: Best performance exhaust for the polo gti...
If you go to a company that does custom systems, you can have the tailpipe hidden. I went to Powerflow and had exactly this done with mine. Asked the guy to keep the pipework standard size (50mm aka 2"), cost £210psycho sport wrote:my exhasut needs replacing so thinking of putting a performance exhasut on it instead! any ideas from people? ideally i wana keep the tail pipe hidden like standard but i dont think you can get any like that?
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mk4 glx 1.6
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oscar olop gti
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When I had my system installed, the first effort was very boomy once you reached and maintained 4,000rpm. I had the tailpipe remodelled (at no extra cost) to be the same as the OE spec system and this has quietened everything down nicely. Something to look out for though, definitely! Nice catchmk4 glx 1.6 wrote:I would also prefer a discreet tailpipe if I was to replace the exhaust (I have no plans to).
The only possible issue with the discreet tailpipe, is that they can sometimes make the sound quite boomy inside the cabin, compared to straight through exhaust tips.
I disagree. If you do not want a noisy exhaust Powerflow can make a subtle system for you. My brother in law's old Polo 6n 16v had a Powerflow, when he had it fitted he explicitely instructed the garage to make the exhaust as quiet as possible, no louder than standard. And this is exaclty how it was done - you would have no idea that the exhaust wasn't standard until he hit the high revs under acceleration, when it had a good rasp to itticki wrote:If your looking for noise go with powerflow, not for performance at all.
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