Best Performance Exhaust?

[IzZzy]

I am looking at the Wildcat system, excluding branches, as I was referred by a friend to Steve's Auto Clinic. I had hassles with Powerflow when I had that fitted in the last vehicle.

What is the best value for money exhaust to get? Including warranty, price, performance gains etc

 

[Killove]

what car do you drive?
I used to use TnT for all my exhausts.. till I moved over to BM and went with ac schnitzer

 

[Juggy]

OK, I wouldn't touch Wildcat as there branches are crappy. I only found this out after I had one fitted to my Golf.

Powerflow have always been good with me and a bunch of mates, maybe it's the actual outlet that's the problem. I'm not sure I'd go for Steve's, they're great for services and general maintenance but not sure about performance vs price exhausts.

There's a place in CT called Noise Boys that I've heard are quite good.

http://www.yellowpages.co.za/search.jsp?query=performance+exhausts&location=durban&search=Find

You gotta decide on stainless vs mild steel as well.

 

[IzZzy]

Drive a Mazda Astina. Okay Noise Boys would be a bit far for me

Thanks for all the input, SAC want to charge me 1850 for the exhaust. I've always got stainless steel, didnt know about mild steel.

 

[Highflyer_GP]

Had a Brospeed on my old car. Stainless steel usually costs more, so based on the price that SAC quoted you that's probably what they'll be using. Stay away from mild steel!

 

[ToxicBunny]

Never go with Mild Steel, unless you're dodgy and selling the car.

Which branch of PowerFlow did you go to?

 

[Juggy]

Shop around, Noise Boys just quoted me R1200 for a full stainless freeflow for my GTI.

 

[IzZzy]

The one in Jacobs near the Bluff in Durban. Had a full stainless steel system but when I went over bumps it went "bfffffffffffffft" if that is at all accurate.