Im looking for my exhaust for the 1.8 now (it needs it before its fitted as the current one is mangled from the bumper to halfway up the mid

Wondering wether to spend 230 quid on a steel piper system or 300 on the same but stainless.

1.Whats the difference power wise
2.Whats the diff sound wise
3.Whats the diff life wise
4.Would peco be cheaper

I think i remember reading that non-stainless ones give a better noise (more deep burble less rasp)

If i got normal steel i'd rust-proof it to try and help it last

1.Whats the difference power wise None
2.Whats the diff sound wise None
3.Whats the diff life wise Mild steel 2-3 Years - Stainless lifetime
4.Would peco be cheaper Probably similar

Why not check out Peco On-line

Peco\'s Website.........

cybox will do a s/steel one for £260 ....

Obviously, Cybox will custom make to your own specification, Forgot that one.... Oops....

Mild steel really lasts for sch little time???? Stock systems are mild steel and they dont rust through until several years into the cars life.The system on my 1.6 is brand new mild steel as it had rusted through and thats on a 9 year old car.This system ideally should be all about performance,so ideally i wanna go with a brand who develop the system (ie peco) not custom. Altho cyboxs price is very good. May get the piper stainless system with ashley manifold and stainless e-cat (may have to be handbuilt as i cant find it listed)

As for the peco website i couldnt find any SYSTEMS,only backboxes. Think ill get an XR3 system if its different to the 115ps model as im fitting the XR3 spec MAF,TB and XR3 kent cams

Speak to Martin at Cybox (AKA Sprayforce).

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Stainless is his middle name

Stainless steel is higher grade steel, and more expensive and difficult to weld.
You can galvanize mild steel so it'll last longer.