New HKS exhaust?
12-31-2011, 09:19 PM
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01-02-2012, 09:28 AM
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I have the HKS 75mm and love it it sounds so good and has the perfect amount of sound. I have always been fond of there exhaust from the way they looked and sounded. I can't wait to see more information on these products
01-23-2012, 10:50 PM
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I just saw the videos real quick...
the reason the hks exhaust may not make much power is because it is the same diameter piping compared to stock according the the guy talking about the exhaust in the first video. He says the stock is 60mm that splits to two 50mm pipes....and the HKS is the exact same! Even though this is an Ap1, i feel as though 70mm splitting to 60mm would be better - especially because they go FI later on.
So why did hks do this? I don't know. But it does show that the stock exhaust flows really well compared to an aftermarket unit with the same diameter piping. Then again, the 180 degree bend at the end of the exhaust may be mandrel bent but still...
the reason the hks exhaust may not make much power is because it is the same diameter piping compared to stock according the the guy talking about the exhaust in the first video. He says the stock is 60mm that splits to two 50mm pipes....and the HKS is the exact same! Even though this is an Ap1, i feel as though 70mm splitting to 60mm would be better - especially because they go FI later on.
So why did hks do this? I don't know. But it does show that the stock exhaust flows really well compared to an aftermarket unit with the same diameter piping. Then again, the 180 degree bend at the end of the exhaust may be mandrel bent but still...
07-05-2012, 05:04 AM
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Thank you for your enquiry.
They cost £1445 plus shipping. They are a special order item from Japan so please allow approximately 6 weeks to deliver.
Please let me know if I can be of any more help.
Kind regards
Mark Catchpole
Director
They cost £1445 plus shipping. They are a special order item from Japan so please allow approximately 6 weeks to deliver.
Please let me know if I can be of any more help.
Kind regards
Mark Catchpole
Director
07-05-2012, 08:21 AM
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I just saw the videos real quick...
the reason the hks exhaust may not make much power is because it is the same diameter piping compared to stock according the the guy talking about the exhaust in the first video. He says the stock is 60mm that splits to two 50mm pipes....and the HKS is the exact same! Even though this is an Ap1, i feel as though 70mm splitting to 60mm would be better - especially because they go FI later on.
So why did hks do this? I don't know. But it does show that the stock exhaust flows really well compared to an aftermarket unit with the same diameter piping. Then again, the 180 degree bend at the end of the exhaust may be mandrel bent but still...
the reason the hks exhaust may not make much power is because it is the same diameter piping compared to stock according the the guy talking about the exhaust in the first video. He says the stock is 60mm that splits to two 50mm pipes....and the HKS is the exact same! Even though this is an Ap1, i feel as though 70mm splitting to 60mm would be better - especially because they go FI later on.
So why did hks do this? I don't know. But it does show that the stock exhaust flows really well compared to an aftermarket unit with the same diameter piping. Then again, the 180 degree bend at the end of the exhaust may be mandrel bent but still...
