Bored, Charlie's been working all weekend and we've not got the dosh for me to go gooning in the hills. :(
So was browsing various modification sites . . . looking for a new exhaust system or back box . . .
Recommendations for a Ka? :)
Bored bored bored
Aug 25, 2003
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Peco BB4 :-P
btw i lost that fiver :(
-- Chet
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The one I got from the local motor factors is alright, sound just as good as the Ford one (before the Ford one rotted off). £71 quid +VAT, from the cat onwards... :P
Powerflow always get good word of mouth, and you can choose your tail pipe :)
Cherrybomb, YKIMS ;-)
Hayward and Scott.
Probably worth more than the car though! ;-p
naaah - but spending what we had on food was much more fun.
Magnex.
A shinny tail pipe cover for the looks, and if you want more noise then drill a couple of holes in the exhaust :)
Full Faulks Performance system? Or a straight piece of 3" bore thick wall mild steel pipe as its more commonly known ;-)
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Powerflow for Custom. Magnex, Sebring, or Remus for off the shelf.
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Don't have one for Magnex.
TDCI. Yes! Just don't go for one of those piddly 1.4 donks though, get the
2.0 TDCI-130!Peter
Even the 1.4 TDCI will double the Ka's dervman performance score :p, and is more likely to fit. The 130TDCI would be mental but I doubt it would fit!
The Dervboy
It won't, nor will the 1.8 litre turbodiesel from the Mondeo, at least not without a large bonnet bulge, and losing the front cross member /cough/ not that I've researched it much.
Anyway, it would also ruin the handling.
The solution is to put it where the rear seats go . . . :)
Yeah, we've a couple of Powerflows in the Klub who go to just about everything. You can also specify what sort of sound you want, too.
Bugger. That's okay, I can find out where you live. :)
Heh heh heh heh heh!
Now that's a new one worth investigating . . . time to fire up Google then! :)
It was, agreed, but the exhaust noise only lasts for about twelve hours afterwards . . .
Hmmmmmmm . . . expensive so they must be good, right? :)
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