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Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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02/03/2006 23:10
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i want to buy a good exhaust system to my STD coop, im thinking to fit either, Miltek Cat-Back Exhaust or Supersprint exhaust Sys or even Blueflame sys, as well as Im considering a DE-cat with the system…. i need something to fit directly to my STD sys. Or at least easy to fit, so what do you recommend what is the best in your opinion and plz advise f u have any others in mind. Cheers
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 00:37
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 00:50
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Do you have a budget in mind? I can personally recommend the Supersprint cat-back on an otherwise standard car, as I ran this for quite a while. The centre pipe is straight-through, getting rid of the standard centre box, giving a nice exhaust note and a slight improvement in breathing. They also produce a matching decat pipe, but everything is made from mild steel, so will not last as long as other options. I believe that the Milltek system is basically the same design but made from stainless steel, so more resonant and longer lasting. They also do a race cat that is a straight swap for the standard one and frees up quite a few bhp, but it is rather expensive . Don't know anything about the Blueflame myself, but there are plenty of people on here who seem to like them. The main problem is getting a cat fitted for MoT time, as they won't easily adapt to refitting the standard cat . Phil
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 00:55
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thanx mate, i need agood one, i mean i dont what to buy supersprint and they dont have any advantages over the STD exhoust.
what is better, Stainless or mild steel, is it only the life time?? or there are other things>?
Phil--how long you are running with supersprint??
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:05
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I've had my Supersprint for over a year but, to be honest, I don't use my car everyday, and it spends most of its life in a nice warm garage . It is certainly an improvement over the standard system, but you probably need a race cat or decat to make a major difference (just be aware that a decat will almost certainly see your turbo seals failing a lot sooner than normal ). I have now done quite a few more engine mods on my car, including hybrid & 3" downpipe, and the Supersprint is still performing very nicely. I have no plans to change it in the forseeable future . Stainless will certainly outlast mild steel by quite a margin ('lifetime' compared to '1-3 years'), but they also tend to be more 'boomy', particularly at motorway speeds . Phil
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:09
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The powerfiat system is pretty good, i have a full de-cat, it sounds great, its stainless to so comes with a warranty. £225 afaik, talke to rog at Powerfiat
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:11
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i have contacted him, but unfortuntely he is not seeling overseas!
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:15
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I seem to recall Hanny telling me that the Milltek is basically a stainless version of the Supersprint, which would explain why it is similar in exhaust note . Phil
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:17
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i see, but what is the STD exhaust basicly from Fiat?? mild steel or SS?
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:19
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:24
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:27
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Get a blueflame!
Do you have any mopdel or part No., i think they are SS ones, but why you are saying Blueflame, its very rare in this forum
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:44
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Blueflame have been nothing but good to me. they borrowed my car for a few days and developed there turbo back system while they had it. they also have a CV to be proud of, so workmanship and quality is guarrenteed. they used on the coop a 73mm stainless pipe. get in contact with them, speak to Nigel (the owner) or Ian Birch (development manager) and ask them to give you the full spec
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:57
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I would say blueflame if you can get the off the shelf unit and use it
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 01:59
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were do you buy the blueflame system?
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 02:00
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the website above email them or phone them up sometimes sold on ebay i think as well..
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 02:31
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I found the catback wasnt too bad but i have still to do a long journey which i will be doing tomorrow. This will be, warrington => Bolton => Skelmersdale => Warrington => Featherstone => Conventry => Chingford so should prove testing enough for her
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 03:24
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I need to get my new video uploaded of the GT downpipe and decat and my lovely one silencer box exhaust popping noises
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 03:44
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Camskill do a Blueflame system with a race cat in. This will solve the smoking turbo and the MOT problem. Find it HERE
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 07:23
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HERE
hahahaha!!!! thats my car in the picture!!!! hahaha!!!
YYYYYYYYYYYYYESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 14:34
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MattB has a blueflame system fitted. Im sure he'll be along shortly..
You called?
Yes, I have a blueflame. I'd echo Flea's comments above about it being boomy at cruising speeds, but as i take mostly b-roads to work this doesn't really bother me.
I noticed a definite improvement with turbo spool up, due to the bigger downpipe, and can get some nice popping and banging on the overrun.
One thing to think about is that if you go with the full system with the decat, you will have to get it modified to fit the cat back in come MOT time (not sure if you will have MOT's in whatever country you are in?).
I have a Blueflame system and agree with everything B said above, also if I recall BenH had his system modified for flanges for the cat cost him about £100. I have found that my droney noise has reduced now with a new turbo but its still there
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
#64126
03/03/2006 15:29
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BlueFlame is a great fitting, well built system,but i have to say i HATE the drone ...I now find myself staying in gears longer/shorter or driving in 4th when i should be in 5th ,6th to stay out of the `drone zone` 2200-2900rpm. I might even take it off if I can find another full 3" system ,that does not drone
was Paul S,now just paul...Member since Oct 2000,Coupe may be FATALLY injured - :(oh no it's not
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 18:29
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 18:39
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i never heard about PECO> but i wonder what it the original fiat exhaust size?? is it 2.5" or what?? i think Supersprint and Miltek is offering the same 2.5",, am right??
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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03/03/2006 18:42
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www.motorsportworld.co.uk USED to seel em for the coupe, but i just checked and the page doesnt load anymore. Amazing how much of a difference a week can make.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 03:48
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they are not selling overseas!!
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 03:51
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Quote:
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hahahaha!!!! thats my car in the picture!!!! hahaha!!!
YYYYYYYYYYYYYESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!
just to point it out again.......^^^^^ thats my coop! he he!
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 04:04
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Her bum looks HUGE in that photo craig
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 05:28
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i wonder what it the original fiat exhaust size?? is it 2.5" or what?? i think Supersprint and Miltek is offering the same 2.5",, am right??
Anyone??
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 16:28
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I "think" the original size was 2.25"....
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 17:41
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Miltek is on 2.5", i don't know for supersprint but i think 2.5" too
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/03/2006 20:34
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Her bum looks HUGE in that photo craig
ahem.... his bum i'll think you'll find! he he he!
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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05/03/2006 12:25
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What about the scorpion zorst with the 4” imola trim .
Put it with the ram air induction kit and the super sprint de-cat and it's loud enough to wake the dead
cool, but do you have any addresses??
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/03/2006 16:27
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www.europerformance.co.ukGot my zorst from hear for about £325 last year, but the price has now dropped to £265 + £12p&p .the zorst is very well made and bolted straight on with no mods to the rear bumper .
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/03/2006 16:33
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Just a quick note but I fitted the blue flame zorst to my m8’s st24 and it looked exactly the same as the mongoose. We took of his old piper setup and put that on and lost power + torque .
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/03/2006 16:50
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www.europerformance.co.uk
Got my zorst from hear for about £325 last year, but the price has now dropped to £265 + £12p&p .the zorst is very well made and bolted straight on with no mods to the rear bumper .
also They are selling within the UK only!!
anyway im planning to buy the supersprint system (With the De-Cat) but do i need any modifications to my car or it is just a direct replacement to my old STD one
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/03/2006 18:31
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guys, can i use supersprint De-Cat on the Miltek Exhaust?? i think it is better to install a De-Cat that a racing cat, am right??
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/03/2006 18:56
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Sorry I forgot that you was over seas and far far away . If the zorst states that it is a cat back it should fit like a STD part then the supersprint de-cat is a direct replacement for the STD cat, so it should all fit . the Scorpion zorst should be available abroad as well so have a good look around.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 14:26
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Peco was found to have a slight restriction with its exhaust flow.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 15:21
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ok, so i can conclude that the best system for a STD car, is the supersprint Cat back + De-cat, performance -wise and price-wise, however it will not last as long as other options as it is made from mild steel. am right??
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 15:53
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Yip Omran thats right
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 16:14
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I am stuck between the Miltek at around £350 or the blueflame for £580 with race cat?
Which will sound better, I dont use my car on a track.
Anyone?
Cheers
Last edited by Chris; 07/03/2006 16:37.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 17:16
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Blueflame sounds beasty though with teh 3" downpipe
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 17:57
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the diameter of complete Blueflame system, it's good with origin turbo (t28) ?
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 18:04
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Yeah it helps spool up a bit more but can also make the seals not last as long due to less back pressure from the system
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 18:26
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Turbo seals can be uprated to with stand less back pressure, only aged turbos seals will weap. It is still be of benefit to retain slight back pressure as none at all will actually slow the spin up of a standard turbo. The standard Fiat exhaust has a number of different inner bore diameters rangeing from just over 2" to 2 and a quater inches at best. The main problem with the OE Fiat exhaust is the labourous route that it takes thus most after market exhausts will offer a slight improvement due to less pipe work. All OE exhaust from Fiat are mild steel and thus have a limited life, the Super Sprint offers a good package only let down by the mid section which is mild steel and the rest low grade stainless steel. The Milltek was NOT based onthe Supersprint - it was based on MY design - I was behind the design of the Milltek system and race cat.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 18:43
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cheers hanny, but do you mean that i will damage my turbo if i fit a supersprint De-Cat ??? it is 2.5" size not as other 3" systems and also i will use the De-cat directly to the OE fiat manifold and other OE parts, so i think it is enough to maintain the required back pressure...
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/03/2006 18:58
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First of all you need to establish what you intend to do with your car interms of modifications.
Next you need to decide what you want, ie noise etc.
Then take into consideration your current set up and what is your budget.
A De-cat will not damage your turbo but a De-cat will show if your turbo seals are weak/old and due to the reduced back pressure it may cause the turbo seals to worsen quicker than if you kept the standard cat on.
To upgrade you exhaust system will give to some/all of the following (depending of current set up and condition of your Coupe):
Quicker turbo spool up - ie you will have full boost sooner on the rpm range.
Better midrange punch - this is as above.
Slightly more performance as the engine is able to breath more.
All the above will vary according to what you have had done ie if you have a better air filter, better turbo and chip the car can be transformed.
As to sizes - the norm seems to be between 2.5" and 3" - I would advise that if you not intending to push the 300bhp mark and beyond that a 2.5" would be fine.
Depending on which manufacturer you use but most decats will fit varing exhaust configurations.
Here are the parts to the exhaust:
- from turbo to cat is called the down pipe. - then you have the cat. - midsection - rear silencer
Note the midsection and silencer combined is called the 'Cat back'.
I have run the following combinations:
Standard down pipe, standard cat and 2.4" Supersprint cat back. Standard down pipe, standard cat and 2.5" Milltek cat back. Standard down pipe, 2.5" Milltek race cat and 2.5" Milltek cat back. Hayward and Scott 2.5" down pipe, 2.5" Milltek race cat and 2.5" Milltek cat back. Powerflow 3" full system with de-cat pipe from turbo to tail.
My favourite set up for normal use was - Hayward and Scott 2.5" down pipe, 2.5" Milltek race cat and 2.5" Milltek cat back.
Best for balls out performance - Powerflow 3" full system with de-cat pipe from turbo to tail- but could be a bit too loud when not going for it.
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07/03/2006 20:19
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Thanks hanny, very useful post,
as my car is STD (on the way, Gtech1 & PRV) and as i don’t want to extremely rise the power (in stage 1 at least), i think the following combination shall be fine with my setup (correct me if not):
Standard down pipe, Supersprint De-Cat and Supersprint cat back.
i tried to get the miltek racing cat + 2.5" Milltek cat back, but it will seriously cost me alot (and i dont think that there will be much difference from supersprint)
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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08/03/2006 00:39
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thanks for the explications
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/04/2006 02:16
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Where is the cheapest place to buy the milltek exhaust from???????????????????
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
#64158
04/04/2006 12:56
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I have a powerflow cat back it sounds lovely, loud when you want it to be think it cost around £150
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/04/2006 15:59
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Two weeks ago bought a Miltek system from these guys Westec Performance and got a 10% discount by quoting GOOGLEAD0406 it cost £339 delivered. Fast service from these guys too, ordered Saturday, arrived Tuesday . However the exhaust was far from satisfactory, I nearly returned it I have the Miltek race already fitted so it should have been a straight swap with the old SuperSprint already fitted. How wrong can you be My local exhaust fitting place (not QuikFit ) quoted £25 for fitting so booked in with them. They offered the Miltek up to car and it seemed to be okay, so the fitter proceeded to remove the blowing SuperSprint system (as usual the centrepipe was gone). The Miltek backbox was hung in place and fit was pretty good, then the centre section was offered up and there appeared to be an 8" gap between the race-cat and the Miltex exhaust . The fitter tried every-which-way to make it fit but it wasn't possible, and they didn't have the equipment to manufacture a connecting tube. The job was abandoned and luckily I didn't have to pay. The journey home was interesting and loud because I only had the race-cat and 2 feet of centre pipe for an exhaust. So I had to go to a local Powerflow place for a tube to be made and the exhaust to be fitted. The Powerflow fitter did a good job of wielding an extension onto the Miltek centre pipe and proceeded to fit the whole system, however no matter how he tried the tailpipe didn't fit in the bumper cut very well, it was either to high and touching the bumper or hung to low. He suggested that the simplest thing to do was to cut it off and re-fit it. And he mangaged to get a perfect fit . The whole job cost £50 so not so bad really. The sound of the Miltek is excellent, I prefer it so the old SuperSprint, not to loud, no droning but a nice deep, throaty note. Miltek fit 2/10, Powerflow fitting 8/10, Miltek sound 9/10
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04/04/2006 16:32
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Ive got the Scorpion fitted. It changes the character of the standard engine note and makes it more Audi Quattro like. Burbles nicely at tickover and goes super quiet at motorway speeds to the extent that you can't hear it all while cruising. There is some booming/droning at 2000rpm but all single silencer cat backs will do this without exception IMO. I think it could possibly be improved by a second straight through silencer after the cat. I wasnt convinced at first but I quite like it now.
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04/04/2006 17:23
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Would you say it could be quite loud when flooring it, if the scorpion had a de-cat?
Decats make it much louder. Way too loud for me.
They also could invalidate your insurance so watch out.
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04/04/2006 18:14
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They also could invalidate your insurance so watch out.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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Blueflame 3" fromt GT turbo to catback section and then its 70mm all the way back
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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Sorry if I'm going over something that has been discussed before, but what are the options for a budget performance exhaust system (cat back) I'm going to be looking for a free-flowing 'zorst probably next month, and will have a budget of probably no more than £300. The most suitable system so far appears to be the Scorpion system as used by Bernie20VT, at a cracking £265 plus P+P. I'd love a blueflame or similar but I don't think I will get one within budget?
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/04/2006 22:04
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There's been problems with the rear bracket hanger in the past and some inconsistency with fitment quality. The rear hanger design is a bit of a bodge IMO, like a universal fit thing you'd buy in Halfords. I'd go with the Scorpion or better still drive to Essex and get the Pipecraft one. Thats a great system for £220 and sounds
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/04/2006 22:12
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Essex is just too far for me, factor in fuel, food and drink during the stops and I'd probably be able to afford a blueflame! I think I'll give the cybox a wide berth and go with the scorpion Bernie says it's "loud enough to wake the dead" in an earlier post which should p*ss the neighbour's off no end
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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04/04/2006 23:28
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Blueflame will probably knock one up cheaper than that scorpion price to be honest If you can give them a bell?
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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05/04/2006 02:12
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Blueflame cat back is about £320 IIRC and their sports cat is about £220.
Only heard good things about the Pipecraft so getting a catback fitted on Thursday. About the same price as a Supersprint so hopefully a better buy.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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05/04/2006 02:28
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If it's the Pipecraft you're on about Pinin it's a custom fit job so they need your car for the best part of a day.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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05/04/2006 03:12
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Wouldn't argue with that.
Busa's sounded mint when I met him last year but when I put my feelers out to their factory a few weeks back they made me feel they were doing me a favour by answering the phone and speaking to me.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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05/04/2006 04:10
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I noticed that there are blueflame systems available on ebay again.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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05/04/2006 23:16
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Booming/droning is the uncomfortable resonance you get from large exhausts running at low revs. The exhaust resonates the bodywork and the air in the car moves back and forth rapidly and vibrates your ear drums. It disappears as the revs climb.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/04/2006 05:33
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Pay attention Pinin. I stated that further up the thread The Pipecraft one is the Rog sourced exhaust Unfortunately, you need to go and have it custom fitted, no courier option.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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06/04/2006 05:35
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I can vouch for the Miltek. Fits like a glove to the car, quality construction, lifetime guarantee and a pleasant burble - more than a Supersprint but less than a de-cat Blueflame. Hamster
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/04/2006 02:27
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I think i will be going for the Scorpion myself soon
Can anyone post up some pictures of one fitted ?
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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I know Bernie20VT has it but can't post up any pics. Bernie - if you want to send them to me I will host them. I'm going to go for the Scorpion too, it's a stainless steel system made by a reputable company, for £270 and it sounds pretty sweet too, by all accounts.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/04/2006 05:25
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Here's a small video of my Scorpion. Right click save asSorry its a bit pathetic, I had no one to rev the car for me.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/04/2006 05:34
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Cosmo, the link dont work
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/04/2006 05:38
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Sorry, updated now
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/04/2006 06:53
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O yes that’s it , hit 3000rpm and that’s when the fun begins . I was running a gtec1 de-cat 1.2 bar boost ram air plus that lovely scorpion zorst It would spit flames all the time when playing hard .
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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07/04/2006 17:46
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Cheers for posting that up Cosmo !,thats made my mind up Scorpion it is !
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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10/04/2006 15:27
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Pinin that is a good price ! Im Just off to get some quotes for fitting/spraying of my Zender kit will have to see how much coin i will have left after that ,so tempted to order one now !!!
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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10/04/2006 15:42
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Right, just phoned that proven performance site, They can do the system, delivered... For £262 If you are interested Steve, phone up the number on the website and ask to speak to "John" he's a very helpful chap and you can pay over the phone using your card. That's where I'll be getting mine from, you won't find it cheaper than that.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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10/04/2006 19:37
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The price just keeps coming down i like it ! Although I think i will have to wait a few weeks, price for fitting/spraying my kit is a lot more than i expected.
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Re: Miltek, supersprint or Blueflame...
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18/04/2006 21:48
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PRICE CRASH! PRICE CRASH! My god I'm good Best price so far was £262 delivered for the scorpion cat-back system, that was from proven products ltd. So I Phoned Demon Tweeks where the system is £294 + Delivery on their site, and they agreed to beat £262 and went down to £253 So naturally I went straight back to proven products, Who brought the price down to £250 delivered Who dares me to go back to 'tweeks maybe I can get it down to a tenner six months down the line
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