Hi,
Wondering if anyone has had a good look at the Vintage Speed Exhaust?
http://vintagespeed.hotwear.com.tw/
The design doesn't follow the traditional VW performance design of 4 pipes going into the 1 collector.
The Vintage Speed exhaust's design has each pipe going into straight into the muffler. No collector. Totally different to the established rule that
VW performance engines need the 4 pipes going into the 1 collector.
I think it is similar in design to the exhaust system on old 911's.
Any thoughts?
Has anyone used the exhaust system?
Can it make real power?
I will try to upload some pictures.
Thanks
Vintage Exhaust System
'Normal" - 4 into 1
they are both the same length... so its just 2 into 1... rather than 4 into one.... It will sound different but still work the same. its not a heap different to the orignal, just doesnt have heater boxes..... Cool looking system
dunno bout flow but they sound ok
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjzqPIzm2cs
On paper & in pictures the exhaust looks great.
Stainless steel.
Makes power... well the website claims it does!
Fits under the rear apron & exits the the factory exhaust cutouts.
It costs $550 USD - that's around $750 AUD.
Is it too good to be true?!
Well it work?
My engine is a 1916 (Base Stan)
Twin Kadrons.
Pertonix Igniitor 2 ignition system - distributor, coil, 8 mm leads.
Empi tuck up header.
Heads - 40mm/35mm
Stan's cam.
Thanks.
It looks cool.
The flow is what I am concerned about.
you frogot about shipping
That includes shipping.
Exhaust - $450 (USD)
Shipping - $100 (USD)
Total - $550 (USD)
The price seems too good!
Certainly an improvement over stock system, but surely not a good power system....based on numerous dyno tests, 4 in 1 with the collector min. 90.o mm long vith pipes layed out in firing order is the go..
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What type of customer did you get?
Was it made up for you?
Could you notice any imprpovement in performance, drivability etc?
it was a custom header set from vforce. it was built to suit the car, its made a huge difference from the previous version.