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Old Feb 26th, 2020, 08:03   #1
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So I'm tying myself up in knots over this and I need help..

I'm interested in getting a new exhaust for my c70 and have set my sights on one made by ferrita and they also have a downpipe available.

My quandary is do I do it piecemeal or save up and buy both?

The next issue is if I do upgrade the exhaust next step will be a remap (Voltech Glasgow is just down the road from me). Once this is done I take it the suspension and brakes will need to be done?

I'd love any suggestions you have on the order I'd need to do these pieces of work and if the best way is just to save up and do it all in one job lot.

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I guess it only makes sense to do the remap after the exhaust apart from that I doubt the order of the brakes and suspension matters.
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All in one go IMO. Otherwise, constantly contacting your insurance company to advise of modifications will get pretty tedious......
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All in one go IMO. Otherwise, constantly contacting your insurance company to advise of modifications will get pretty tedious......
Not going to lie - genuinely forgot about the insurance element.
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So I'm tying myself up in knots over this and I need help..

I'm interested in getting a new exhaust for my c70 and have set my sights on one made by ferrita and they also have a downpipe available.

My quandary is do I do it piecemeal or save up and buy both?

The next issue is if I do upgrade the exhaust next step will be a remap (Voltech Glasgow is just down the road from me). Once this is done I take it the suspension and brakes will need to be done?

I'd love any suggestions you have on the order I'd need to do these pieces of work and if the best way is just to save up and do it all in one job lot.

Cheers!!

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Suspension > brakes > more power. In that order.
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If you're going for a full exhaust system and a remap, you might as well improve the air intake as well before the remap. But I still agree with the above, brakes and suspension first, then up the power.
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If you need any help with insurance for modifications then please feel free to drop me a line.
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