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wesson12

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Feb 25, 2012
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Nottingham
Just a quick one on people experiences if any. I need to replace my TIP because its got a massive gash in it. Ive been told by the garage where I took my car to be checked that the new oem ones are more free flowing than the original ones and possibly by the sounds of things better than aftermarket silicone ones?! Any one got a new oem one fiited?
 
Newer one is virtually the same as old.

Perfect position to get a good, smooth bigger-bore aftermarket and gain some nice throttle response and overall gains
 
Got an SFS 3" Jobbie and can say it definitely makes a difference especially at the top end!

Also easy fit.

Sent from XPERIA Z
 
Got to be an aftermarket one, seeing as they're made with airflow in mind! ;)
 
:lol: Proved by the man himself aha, how much are forge ones?? £130 :confused:
 
the kids on the block are the sfs big bore ones can get the maf to 70mm or 80mm (if planning more mods. They give about 6bhp over standard straight out the bag/box.

They are on ebay don't be paying more than £125 pm when you have enough posts if you want more info.
 
I did think it was a bit of an odd statment but was told by the reputable garage(vag specialist local to me) where I took it. Had to buy an oem tip this morning and fitted as I was desperate to get it fixed.
 
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I can't see why you'd think a silicone is less restrictive ;)


I don't get this..they spend multi millions on research,employ some of the most elite engineers and then produce that?. Surely there must be using some sort of rational to have produced the oem tip..
 
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I can't see why you'd think a silicone is less restrictive ;)


I don't get this..they spend multi millions on research,employ some of the most elite engineers and then produce that?. Surely there must be using some sort of rational to have produced the oem tip..
 
VAG aren't thinking in terms of performance. More mpg, emissions, legislation in multiple markets, cost ect. What's the point in them developing 6bhp more when they're selling a 180bhp car?