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    Quote Originally Posted by VMax1000 View Post
    What are the non-standard ones like then ?

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    Thats with the inserts..............it's called cheating

    I always thought there were 2 sets of X-Powers. Road legal and proper
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    Quote Originally Posted by VMax1000 View Post
    Thats with the inserts..............it's called cheating

    I always thought there were 2 sets of X-Powers. Road legal and proper
    tubes are great though!!

    I didn't know that about the XPowers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VMax1000 View Post
    Thats with the inserts..............it's called cheating

    I always thought there were 2 sets of X-Powers. Road legal and proper
    Nope, they are the "non standard" ones

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stu C View Post
    Nope, they are the "non standard" ones

    Only one xpower style exhaust sold through MG-Rover
    Now wondering whether my X-powers are the standard 'non-standards' as well
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    After watching http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvMc4PZtVWg on You tube, conparing the Xpower's to the Cobra's, I prefer the Cobras. I'd be using the car for everyday use so the Cobra's won't be too loud at 6 : 15am and personally, I like the quad pipes rather than the twin ovals...but that's always gonna be a personal choice.
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    The Zero quality is great - easy to shine them up like a mirror and I would not want to lose the quads.

    But mine are too loud due to race cats (Milltek), so I am going to have the entire exhaust system wrapped.
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    how much are the cats from Miltek?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Evans View Post


    But mine are too loud due to race cats (Milltek), so I am going to have the entire exhaust system wrapped.
    I had a thought about wrapping, in particular the engine bay section and did some googling. I found a lot of comments indicating that exhaust wraps lead to rapid deterioration of the metalwork and that ultimately all you'll be left with is a tube of exhaust pipe shaped wraps.

    Decided to leave it alone.

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    Are the Miltek's a direct replacement?
    I do like the sound of my X-Powers (now very expensive or not available), but would like some more.

    Did you find any improvement in throttle response or otherwise as I was under the impression we already have high flow cats?
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