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21st March 2017, 16:09 | #11 |
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Would you recall price or supplier?
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Mine's a saloon and I think it still has the original Rover exhaust on as the car has only done just over 51,000 miles from new. I did own an MG ZT-T CDTi for a year which had a full Klarius straight through exhaust on, (not fitted by me). It went extremely well especially as it had a 160 remap and all the other mods done to it. Sadly I had to sell it due to being very ill and unable to keep both cars on the road. My Rover 75 didn't move for 7 months and the ZT for 4 months. The member I bought it off and who bought back off me is Matt Darke, send him a PM he will give you far more information than I can. Garages don't always make the best recommendations. I'm lucky in that department because some good friends of mine own an extremely good garage and what I tend to do is I supply the parts and they fit them for me. I will be having a new exhaust this year but I will be going down the stainless steel route and I'm after a performance exhaust, not really bothered about additional noise in fact I prefer it, that's the childish part of me, brings back memories of my misspent youth in quick cars. There is a Longlife Exhaust Centre in Plymouth, doesn't hurt to ask if you are interested - https://www.longlife.co.uk/Longlife-Plymouth
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22nd March 2017, 18:10 | #13 |
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I used the Longlife agent in Taunton to have a cat back system made/installed on the Tourer. Discussed options for muted sound, very pleased with results.
Remember a stainless exhaust will sound tinny when new until it's "settled in". Can't remember the exact price but think it was about £340 plus VAT.
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22nd March 2017, 18:22 | #14 |
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I had a Longlife stainless steel done at Tony Banks in Leeds on my Tourer
and it cost around £550, and will never have to worry about that again Stu |
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