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Dean B

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11th Jan 07 at 18:27

I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times, but here goes. I really am unsure what performance manifold to go for, and i want to make sure i make the right choice. Atm i'm thinking Lexmaul. I know these are suppose to be the best with few other modifications, but i do intend getting p+p head, cams and a re-map etc. So whats the best all round?

Dave A

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11th Jan 07 at 18:31

dbilas imo. fitted loads of all types. dbilas was the best.

or wait for the Vsport inlet, will be ready in 4-6 weeks

JM_16v

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11th Jan 07 at 18:32

LM styling have one coming out soon and so do Vsport but at id go Dbias

Dean B

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11th Jan 07 at 18:33

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
dbilas imo. fitted loads of all types. dbilas was the best.

or wait for the Vsport inlet, will be ready in 4-6 weeks

How much is the V sport Inlet going to be Dave?

Dave A

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11th Jan 07 at 18:35

depends on design but probably about £250-300. trust me, it will be good.

Ant

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11th Jan 07 at 18:38

Depends what you want form the car really, If it were me doing it all over again on a 1.6 I would:

Lexmaul remap and leave it alone for day to day use

or

Mantzel, Remap, cams, headwork for weekend / fun car.

Nick A

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11th Jan 07 at 18:49

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
depends on design but probably about £250-300. trust me, it will be good.

Any performance figures Dave??
Maybe intrested aswel, will they be available for the cx16e

Robin

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11th Jan 07 at 18:50

Lexmaul.

Dean B

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11th Jan 07 at 18:55

Robin, I know you had a Lexmaul. What sort of gains did you see, with what modifications? I'm thinking Lexmaul as i can get a new one for 300 posted from Germany.

Dave A

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11th Jan 07 at 19:04

quote:
Originally posted by Nick A

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
depends on design but probably about £250-300. trust me, it will be good.

Any performance figures Dave??
Maybe intrested aswel, will they be available for the cx16e

not yet and yes

Jake

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11th Jan 07 at 19:19

which one is best for a good spread of torque through the rev range? Loads of roundabouts in mk and dont want to be revving the tits off the car to get it pulling.

Ant

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11th Jan 07 at 21:04

lexmaul

Robin

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11th Jan 07 at 21:06

Milton Keynes = Lexmaul, definitely