i'm seriously thinking of getting a JCW 4-2-1 Manifold for my GP. What are the main advantages of the 4-2-1 manifold???. I know that you can get the GTT manifold and its ment to be better and cheaper but i'd like to stick with JCW products.
4-2-1 Sports Manifold + Intermediate CAT Pipe (Cooper S)
JCM504
Increases performance by approx. 10bhp. High quality Stainless Steel 4-2-1 Sports Manifold, Intermediate Pipe with high flow CAT, lambda leads & gaskets. Compatible with the Rear Silencer below (JCM185A/B) and the Cooper S Works Rear Silencer (not suitable for factory fitted JCW silencer).
Ring Cooper garages and ask Paul Cooper. Think its likely to be louder, and freer flowing due to the cat sitting flatter, or so I was told when I was thinking about this before.
Just wondering tho, will it work with GP exhaust? "(not suitable for factory fitted JCW silencer)."
Because unlike the cat back works exhaust on my S and im sure the one that was on your S, the GP exhaust is one piece! These were dealer fit parts, the GP im sure has factory fit exhaust that comes in one bit.
So you'll either have to butcher your GP exhaust or buy a back box section as well.
If you are go, for the motorsport backbox, rather than the road one.
I thought that as well when i read the description, i'll give them a call during the week and see what they saw. I dont really want to start butchering my exhaust, but a motorsprt JCW exhasut would be great for short journeys but you'd probaly need ear plugs for long journeys
Definitely need ear plugs in the GP, mine with the motorsport mid section, with back seats down and parcel shelf out is rather loud. And my back box is the road version.
Would say so, you could always just go for the JCW motorsport cat-back system if your after a freer flowing system and more power for the track? Would be freer flowing. And jack the flap at back of airbox open. How about a larger intercooler?
I've a GRS sitting here and cant decide whether to fit it or sell it!
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