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Predator Corsa

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16th Mar 04 at 22:52

Really considering gettin powerflow, but ppl say there really good, others say there shite and us crap stainless steel.

Any help plz

corsa_godfather

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16th Mar 04 at 22:55

no there shite

Predator Corsa

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16th Mar 04 at 22:57

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_godfather
no there shite

Fraser Young

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16th Mar 04 at 22:57

Yes they are good! (and bad!_
In my experience, it's not powerflow as whole, it's particular dealerships due to franchise arrangements.... some are good, some are bad

bubble

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16th Mar 04 at 22:58

quote:
Originally posted by Fwaza esquire
Yes they are good! (and bad!_
In my experience, it's not powerflow as whole, it's particular dealerships due to franchise arrangements.... some are good, some are bad

powerflow in crewe-wank. powerflow in stafford-quality

Predator Corsa

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16th Mar 04 at 23:00

Wots the best in south east, any1?

willay

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16th Mar 04 at 23:20

drive fast live young: http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=125287

may be some use

christian_nock

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16th Mar 04 at 23:22

there gud but stainless steel is mild they rust on outside after 4 weeks but ive ah mine on foe 6 mths and its still ok but there life time warrenty

waynep

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16th Mar 04 at 23:25

THERE GOOD , depends which one u goto mate theres different branches, power flow st albans is ace

Adam_B

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16th Mar 04 at 23:29

mine looks ok, been on 8 months ish

corsa_godfather

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16th Mar 04 at 23:36

THEY USE A POOR STAINLESS STEEL

AdiSRI

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16th Mar 04 at 23:39

If you are in the south east go to the london longlife. They use the high quality 304 grade stainless throughout, so dont surface rust like powerflow do. Me and trotty both got longlife systems and they are quality.

http://www.exhausts.uk.com/

[Edited on 17-03-2004 by AdiSRI]

WARPED

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17th Mar 04 at 01:13

my experience of powerflow are good

heard some dodgy stuff though, think depends on the dealership u use and the guy who fits it more than anything

R Lee

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17th Mar 04 at 02:51

i've had 3 powerflow exhausts done. i chose to use powerflow because they were the only exhausts that are custom made around my area. the first experience was good at first but after a few months turned shit because of crappy welding. the 2nd one is a top notch job. the one what i have now is a top notch job. no complaints at all.

basically as said before, choose the right powerflow dealer. some can be dodgy and provide a shit job and service. others will provide a decent job and will be able to do anything you want to do with the exhausts.

Scandalous

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17th Mar 04 at 06:37

I have had mine done by the st albans branch, top job cant fault em and I got a good price 2!

LukeGSi

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17th Mar 04 at 07:09

quote:
Originally posted by GoldPenguin
choose the right powerflow dealer. some can be dodgy and provide a shit job and service. others will provide a decent job and will be able to do anything you want to do with the exhausts.

yesh indeedy

Predator Corsa

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17th Mar 04 at 08:17

Cheers mateys, gonna get quotes today....Keep ya informed

mwg

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17th Mar 04 at 09:44

Anyone know if the Powerflow branch at Morecambe is any good? They seemed nice enough and gave me a price of £220 or full CAT back system on my 1.2 16v B. Just wondering if anyone had an experience with them?

Predator Corsa

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17th Mar 04 at 11:12

Got a quote, for a to back system, straight through pipe to back box with a jap stle tailpipe, Cost........£295

Bit out of my price range, im only looking for around £200, so what are my next options???? go for the jap style peco, or something else

(I also need this done quick as my MOT is at the end of this month!)

LukeGSi

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17th Mar 04 at 11:14

IMO well worth the extra 100 notes for a full decent system rather than a wank peco backbox!!

Predator Corsa

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17th Mar 04 at 11:18

i know what your sayin, but also my car is 1.2 8v,

1 of the slowest around and i dont really see much point in getting a nice quality zorst. Hopefully want to get a new car by the end of the year. Maybe if it was a better car worth modding that would be a different story

Gambit

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17th Mar 04 at 12:34

jsut buy a 2nd hand s/s backbox of someone for £50 and then stick it on for a year then sell the car

miles

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17th Mar 04 at 12:37

No matter how good the fitter is the steel is still a really low quality, the welds are not covered in the warrenty, and they pressure bend the pipe, resulting in power losses.

Liveforever

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17th Mar 04 at 13:10

Ive got a full Powerflow system on me corsa and its excellent, Exteme in harlow did mine.

Fad

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17th Mar 04 at 14:34

quote:
Originally posted by AdiSRI
If you are in the south east go to the london longlife. They use the high quality 304 grade stainless throughout, so dont surface rust like powerflow do. Me and trotty both got longlife systems and they are quality.

http://www.exhausts.uk.com/

[Edited on 17-03-2004 by AdiSRI]

erm hate to break it to you longlife use the same boxes and grade of stainless steel as powerflow do unless u specify otherwise. If not look under any car that has had a powerflow system done and u will notice they have longlife boxes and pies...

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