evilowl wrote:HKS also push open cone filters that lose you power
I'm not convinced by their gear when it's not fitted to a Skyline tbh
It does depend mate in what environment the filters are used. If they have a very supply of cold dense air they are ok but its at standstill they lose power.
Their exhausts have always been pretty good though.
EvoStu wrote:It does depend mate in what environment the filters are used.
Oh you mean with the bonnet shut :thumbup: The HKS one, Simota, K&N typhoon etc are well known for being the worst kits on the market and ALL of them lose power. They sound good though
JohnnoTypeR wrote:Agree that it would look so much better if the pipes wernt hanging out. Im still considering it though. How does the price compare to the Miltek?
HKS System looks good but not sure about the trim inserts , guess it's all down to personal opinion really.
We too will be able to supply this HKS system if anyone wants it.
However, we will primarily be standing by our British made Milltek Sports cat-back system. This 100% stainless steel system removes the centre silencer allowing the car to sound much nicer (as every purchaser to date will testify) and the tailpipes exit within the original triangular bumper trims - therefore it looks standard from the rear of the car which seems to be the popular choice with FN2 owners.
The Milltek system gave an independant dyno proven power gain of: +6.8bhp power along with torque increase of +7.3 lb/ft
JohnnoTypeR wrote:Agree that it would look so much better if the pipes wernt hanging out. Im still considering it though. How does the price compare to the Miltek?
Also ask yourself this.............
Milltek - English
HKS - JDM :thumbup: :WOOT
EvoStu.
Miltek - Hmmmmm, an English made car, with an exhaust system designed and tested in England.
HKS = JDM, which have had no involvement of the Foreign car other than to bend the pipes to suit.
Buy a HKS, if you want a name, buy a Miltek if you want proven system.
JohnnoTypeR wrote:Agree that it would look so much better if the pipes wernt hanging out. Im still considering it though. How does the price compare to the Miltek?
Also ask yourself this.............
Milltek - English
HKS - JDM :thumbup: :WOOT
EvoStu.
Miltek - Hmmmmm, an English made car, with an exhaust system designed and tested in England.
HKS = JDM, which have had no involvement of the Foreign car other than to bend the pipes to suit.
Buy a HKS, if you want a name, buy a Miltek if you want proven system.
My views entirely.
Completely wrong though. Did you know that HKS Japan have an FN2 at their HQ in Japan?
They shipped it over on the first week of the FN2's release to begin development on a range of products for the car.
The FN2 may be English built but its designed in Japan mate and therefore Japanese irrespective of the place of origin.
I have plenty of Japanese products (and english ones) which all have made in China stamped on the base of them, does that mean they Chinese then?
JohnnoTypeR wrote:Agree that it would look so much better if the pipes wernt hanging out. Im still considering it though. How does the price compare to the Miltek?
Also ask yourself this.............
Milltek - English
HKS - JDM :thumbup: :WOOT
EvoStu.
Miltek - Hmmmmm, an English made car, with an exhaust system designed and tested in England.
HKS = JDM, which have had no involvement of the Foreign car other than to bend the pipes to suit.
Buy a HKS, if you want a name, buy a Miltek if you want proven system.
My views entirely.
Completely wrong though. Did you know that HKS Japan have an FN2 at their HQ in Japan?
They shipped it over on the first week of the FN2's release to begin development on a range of products for the car.
The FN2 may be English built but its designed in Japan mate and therefore Japanese irrespective of the place of origin.
I have plenty of Japanese products (and english ones) which all have made in China stamped on the base of them, does that mean they Chinese then?
You pays your money you takes your choice.
EvoStu.
Woo, finally someone with some common sense....
Trust it to be a mod...lmao
I didnt realize they shipped one over to HQ in Japan, good thing that.....
skunktyper wrote:torque up by 25.7, bit optimistic i think!
A bit optimistic ??? Didn't you read the beginning of the thread ? This is dyno proven, car was tested as std, then with the aem filter and then with the exhaust and filter.
You will be reading about it in Banzai next month as this test was done as a tuning feature.
illeagalhunter wrote:£1000 for 8bhp rather expensive me thinks
I agree with this £1000 is allot of money for 8bhp which will not make all that differnce on the road apart from having a loader note
The figures are ATW, and it's not all about just the bhp, as mentioned above torque is up and the overall power curve is alot smoother and therefore "does" make a difference on the road.
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