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[streetboy]

Has anybody got the Steinmetz exhaust?



I think it looks the bollocks but wonder what the performance is like?

[cheeky_chops]

...And you need to get the rear bumper sprayed!

[streetboy]

...and you've got to buy the infill panel (£128)!!! Total price: £shitloads. Looks the daddy though.

[BogBrush]

Plus another 100 quid for the cool looking opel badge

[pixelpeter]

.. and it's really quite
even in combination with the Gruber turbo kit

Here you can see the Steinmetz exhaust mounted on a black Speedtser:
http://www.opel-spee...600x450&start=4

Do you like the look of the Steinmetz, or do you neeed more sound ???

[B4D_VX]

As far as I'm aware there's not a car in the UK with one on! I'm still tempted to put one in mine, it's apparently not a lot louder than standard, but it is a great looking rear silencer. Definitely something different......

Edited by B4D_VX, 06 June 2003 - 07:59 AM.

[Thorney]

it is a great looking box.

[B4D_VX]

Thorney, surely you should be setting an example, that making up quotes is wrong.......

[streetboy]

Do you like the look of the Steinmetz, or do you neeed more sound ???

I just love the look of it.

I think the VX suits a 'shotgun' setup more than the standard 'piggyback' pipes - follows the lines better (IMHO).

[streetboy]

Here's both types for comparison:

[cheeky_chops]

Mmmm, nice! IMO the Steinmetz makes the car look lower and wider :ph34r:

[Sicey]

I can vouch that the black one sounded pretty nice but it did have the turbo conversion from motortuning, so with the turbo waistgate spitting away and the sound of the exhaust it sounded pretty menacing

[R1 nur]

Looks the biz.

[B4D_VX]

Here's a pic that shows how the frame fits, close up:

http://www.pvdnet.co...ster_engine.asp