JP Exhaust
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AlexRWD

Original Poster:

1,254 posts

258 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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I know we get lots of posts about people's exhausts, and that I've been one of the doubters as to whether they would be too loud for everyday use, and I have just bought myself a daily runner ...


BUT ... I just collected my car this morning with freshly installed JP exhaust, and it is ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC :thumbup:

At idle it sounds much meatier, similarly driving through town, and you just get a hell of a lot more over-run crackle and pop, but at motorway speed, there doesn't appear to be any nasty drone, and it's not too loud.

Apparently Racing Green exhaust is louder than this, but I think this is just about the right level of noise for me, and would be perfect for any daily runners - go on if you haven't chanegd yet, get one :D

It was £300 + VAT from DM, and half hour labour to fit

mjc

434 posts

262 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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Excellent!
Just the sort of feedback I wanted to make the move...
I use mine as a daily runner and had the same concerns as you.... Hmmmm where's that credit card..?!!

targarama

14,709 posts

304 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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Glad you like it. It is a safety feature you know - people hear you coming and get out of the way. Better than ABS, TC, ESP or any other electronic babysitter

Personally, I love a nice loud exhaust, but I think I must be the only person on Pistonheads who thinks crackles and pops make a car sound like a Maxxed up Nova.

chris watton

22,545 posts

281 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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mjc said:
Hmmmm where's that credit card..?!!


LOL, Know that feeling all to well, but have now stopped my 'Fire and Forget' attitude to my Visa!
I wonder how many Tams on here HAVEN'T got sports exhausts fitted now!! lol

MikeGF

740 posts

305 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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Any noticeable change in fuel consumption/power?

AlexRWD

Original Poster:

1,254 posts

258 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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MikeGF said:
Any noticeable change in fuel consumption/power?


Bit early for me to tell, only driven it once this morning

MikeGF

740 posts

305 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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Cheers
MikeGF

SHIFTY

972 posts

257 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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Alex

Any pictures, is the JP two single pipes or one back box, does it look the same as the original exhaust.

AlexRWD

Original Poster:

1,254 posts

258 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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SHIFTY said:
Alex

Any pictures, is the JP two single pipes or one back box, does it look the same as the original exhaust.


As I keep saying - I ONLY PICKED IT UP THIS MORNING - GIVE ME A CHANCE!!!

I will try to take a photo today, and then try to work out where to host it, but basically it is similar to stock exhaust in that there is one back bock, but the pipes are quite a lot larger. The Racing Green one is 2 separate pipes.

AlexRWD

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1,254 posts

258 months

Thursday 26th May 2005
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Ok shifty, here ya go:











>> Edited by AlexRWD on Saturday 28th May 09:54

stevenleith

230 posts

290 months

Friday 27th May 2005
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pictures don't appear to be working properly?

What is the effect on warranty does anyone know?

AlexRWD

Original Poster:

1,254 posts

258 months

Saturday 28th May 2005
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stevenleith said:
pictures don't appear to be working properly?

What is the effect on warranty does anyone know?


Have re-posted them, don't know why stopped appearing, and will doubtless disappear again

Cannot see how TVR could argue that the rear box section of the exhaust being changed would affect their warranty, think they would have to prove it did something to affect engine, can't see it.

stevenleith

230 posts

290 months

Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Had forgotten about this thread - came back and pics had gone again?! arrrghh!

Anyone else got any experience with warranty and upgrade exhaust?