Exhaust options for '95 GTS

[Ian Marsh]

James I can’t offer any advice on the GTS but for my S4 Paul Anderson supplied and fitted an X Pipe and a RMB with a small muffler. This gives a great exhaust note and is no too loud inside. There is no droning on the motorway but some at slow speeds. I did run just the X Pipe with the standard rear muffler which was OK and changed the rear section later. The reason I changed was I wanted to hear the V8 burble which you don’t get in standard form. Hope this helps Ian

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> On 1 Feb 2023, at 23:55, James Musson <james_musson at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi all
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> I know that this has been asked in various forms before and I have done some searching around the 'net but I am after some up to date advice if anyone has any that they are willing to share. I have a '95 GTS which, I assume, has a standard exhaust system. I am thinking about an X-Pipe and RMB for a combination of a bit more power (X-Pipe) and more pleasing sound (RMB). Questions are:
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>  *   Does anyone have recommendations for sourcing the bits in the UK?
>  *   Presumably the Ritech X-Pipe is the preferred option?
>  *   The only place I have found so far with a readily available RMB kit is Hayward and Scott. Does anyone have experience with them?
>  *   Given the age of the car (i.e. post emissions laws) I am assuming that will need to retain cats. Is this correct and, if so, does the Ritech kit include cats or are the bulges for show?
>  *   Is this stuff easy enough to fit with my low-end spanner-wielding abilities?
>  *   Will this combination be obnoxiously loud (which may have been desirable for me 30 years ago, but not now)?
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> Thanks in advance
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> James
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