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  • #2787
    brockas75
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    Hi guys got 1.6 Leon, I fancy putting a straight thru exhaust on and some coil overs anybody know a place In the north east area where I could it done?

    #5711
    AndrewJB
    Moderator

    Straight through exhaust on a Aspirated Petrol = VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY LOUD

    Ive got a Straight through exhaust on my 2.0TDI, The Turbo acts as a silencer and even then my Diesel is VERY VERY VERY Loud

    You best option is to get a cat-back system!

    LeonOC has just helped Scorpion develop one for the MK2 Leon branded under Special Tuning Racing’s name, If you go to Scorpion HQ they would make it fit yours (They might need to decresed the pipe diameter at the join)

    Details can be found here

    https://www.leonoc.com/main/?p=727

    #5712
    FSiLeonMike
    Participant

    Agree with Andrew, the new Scorpion STR Cat Back system is good……very good (Andrew and I own the 2 R&D “test” cars, and I have been running one on my 2.0FSi petrol since late last year)

    I would recommend the Non-Resonated system, without the smaller silencer, this will make your car sound great, seems to rev a little more freely too.

    All I would suggest is, like Andy says, contact STR via his link, and explain your engine isn’t on the list, (I suspect you have a 50mm pipe, but you should check this, you need to measure where the exhaust comes out of the tunnel in the floor, just before the bend round to the first silencer, there could be a join here)

    Its a great exhaust, and the quality is comparable with other “Hi Quality” after-market exhausts.

    And here it is

    #5713
    brockas75
    Member

    thanx for ya help guys, lot ov info there I will look into it and thanx again

    #5714
    FSiLeonMike
    Participant

    PICTURE NOW POSTED

    #5698
    AndrewJB
    Moderator

    Scorpion’s customer service is also TOP :good:

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