if i put a vtr exhaust manifold on my 1.1 mk1 would i have anypower increase? and whould i have to change any other parts? thanks
vtr manifold?
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#2Depending on the model the manifold comes from. I dont know about a mk1 manifold but for a mk2 manifold it would do the opposite. You would then have two CATs as the VTR manifold is where its CAT is located. Either leave your manifold and get a catback exhaust system, or else get a SS 4-2-1 manifold
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#3Mk2 vtr mani has a cat, a mk1 vtr mani does not. If its only a 1.1 nothing is going to add significant power gains. Just more noise...
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#4Theres no Cat in the manifold on standard mk2 vtrs? lolQuote:Depending on the model the manifold comes from. I dont know about a mk1 manifold but for a mk2 manifold it would do the opposite. You would then have two CATs as the VTR manifold is where its CAT is located. Either leave your manifold and get a catback exhaust system, or else get a SS 4-2-1 manifold
The cats on the centre pipe coming off of the manifold -
#5Quote:Depending on the model the manifold comes from. I dont know about a mk1 manifold but for a mk2 manifold it would do the opposite. You would then have two CATs as the VTR manifold is where its CAT is located. Either leave your manifold and get a catback exhaust system, or else get a SS 4-2-1 manifoldmk2 with 90bhp has cat under the car, mk2 with 98bhp has cat in maniQuote:Theres no Cat in the manifold on standard mk2 vtrs? lol
The cats on the centre pipe coming off of the manifold
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#6Nice one, never knew this to be honest, had my saxo on the dyno giving out 108 bhp at the mo and well from what u say ive got the 90bhp engine with a SS manifold lol, so i must be gaining a shit load! sweet.Quote:mk2 with 90bhp has cat under the car, mk2 with 98bhp has cat in mani

