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carl.holland | 14:00 Wed 27th Sep 2006 | Motoring
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does a new stainless steel exshuast inprove the brake horse power on a megane 1.9 dti
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Avatar Image __LEE__
not that you would notice
18:55 Wed 27th Sep 2006
Avatar Image Toureman
Definitely, gives you about 0.01 BHP percent increase as the exhaust will be clean in side giving a better flow of exhaust gasses.
20:50 Wed 27th Sep 2006
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Actually, Toureman's completely wrong. The exhaust gasses will actually flow less well due to the alloy/gear ratio. I'd estimate a 0.02 BHP decrease. (serially, not consecutively).
10:46 Thu 28th Sep 2006
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Why do you need to accelerate faster ? - Does it not go fast enuff already ?
18:34 Thu 28th Sep 2006
Avatar Image Brooksy
No.
23:42 Mon 02nd Oct 2006
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It won't go fast enuff until you need to stop in a hurry one day.
20:09 Tue 03rd Oct 2006

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