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Offline mcgee9t2

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Re: manifolds
« Reply #10 on: 28 September 2011, 18:44 »
Is that wher you got yours done like mate? how much does it cost and where abouts are they? if you dont mind me asking :smiley:
nope havent had mine maped as its a n/a engine, know a few people who have had there cars mapped by them and they had no complaints. and there was someone on here a few days ago asking about them CLICKY

no personal experience but options there if you want and other people are saying there good so the options there if you cant get down to r-tech cause i know its a bit of a treck from up here

Offline houston

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Re: manifolds
« Reply #11 on: 28 September 2011, 19:09 »
Is that wher you got yours done like mate? how much does it cost and where abouts are they? if you dont mind me asking :smiley:
nope havent had mine maped as its a n/a engine, know a few people who have had there cars mapped by them and they had no complaints. and there was someone on here a few days ago asking about them CLICKY

no personal experience but options there if you want and other people are saying there good so the options there if you cant get down to r-tech cause i know its a bit of a treck from up here

MEEEE!!!! lol, ive done a bit searching and they do seem genuine

http://www.bigfishtuning.co.uk/

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Re: manifolds
« Reply #12 on: 28 September 2011, 19:29 »
mite be a good idea as they are only about 10 miles from were i live, il pop over once i get back from me jollys and check out their facilities :smiley:

Offline james2

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Re: manifolds
« Reply #13 on: 28 September 2011, 22:04 »
up to you if its bigger bore than yours get it.Made a good different on my xr2i.Trust me i waste loads of money trying different products.Bigger the better. :drool:
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Re: manifolds
« Reply #14 on: 28 September 2011, 23:34 »
up to you if its bigger bore than yours get it.Made a good different on my xr2i.Trust me i waste loads of money trying different products.Bigger the better. :drool:

fords are notorious for crap designed exhausts tho, the vw manifold is of a decent design and no need to upgrade till you push serious bhp.

plus xr2i, no turbo, a good tubular manifold on any n/a engine will make a good difference, turbo not so much