wheres the best place to purchase one of these pipes as i need one in my life like now lol needs to be piper tho ideas please !

Venom Motorsport?

W8 on here can supply I can but rob is main dealer on this forum for piper

get them on ebay for good price too

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SKODA-OCTAVIA-VRS-SPORT-EXHAUST-PIPER-CAT-BACK-01-05-/120587341070?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Car+Make%3ASkoda%7CCars+Type%3ARS+1.8+T%7CModel%3AOctavia&hash=item1c1390cd0e

IIRC UNIT18 are a Piper retailer

ebay one`s more than venom so i think ill order that

eBay I got mine off terkin sounds awsome with decat

Piper catback non-resonated on mine, sounds the nutts. Not too loud, nice burble on tickover, roars when pushing,  well recommended

Agreed I love mine also. Twin pipes, just the look I wanted and sounds lovely when on the power but civilised when cruising.

think theres one for sale on here mate guy called johnny newns?

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/300184-fmic-bucket-seats-and-liquid-gauge-forge-recirc-exhaust-other-mod-parts/

Edited 3 March, 201412 yr by WvRS

thanks mate dont want cat tho i want oval 4 inch 

thanks mate dont want cat tho i want oval 4 inch 

 

I have that one  J3 style

Edited 4 March, 201412 yr by mluton

think theres one for sale on here mate guy called johnny newns?

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/300184-fmic-bucket-seats-and-liquid-gauge-forge-recirc-exhaust-other-mod-parts/

 

he is selling that stuff over priced imo

 

thanks mate dont want cat tho i want oval 4 inch 

 

same as mine looks great

 

I have that one  J3 style

 

yep that's the one ....

 

just needs a tad raising on mine as i would like it to sit closer to bumper

Are exhausts hard to fit yourself? (All I have is a jack/axel stands)

You'd need to get the car as high as possible to get to everything. And if you're removing the stock exhaust you'll need a method of cutting it as it's one piece.

ah damn, probably cant do it myself then. :(

Not to difficult did all mine, need to get car as high as possible. Especially if replacing front downpipe/cat.

 

However a lot easier if a Garage does it

 

As Rob states the stock exhaust is one piece from cat to back box, and was fitted before rear beam, so you will have to cut/angle grind the back section off.

 

I did a few pics of this somewhere

Yeah, absolutely no chance I am going to attempt grinding/cutting. 

You could just drop the rear beam out on the left and loosen it on the right and pull the system past it, but I couldn't be bothered when I fitted mine and just cut the stock system off, but I cut it on a straight part just before the beam so that it could be refitted later with a sleeve.