
Which out of these will give the best power gains?
I know the corksport dp does not have a cat with it so will i have to get my a custom high flow cat?or shud i go cpe?
Thanks

Depending on where you are... you might want to consider also CES in brisbane. Im planning on driving down to get DP and cat fitted by them later on in the year.
Products-Custom Exhaust Specialists-CES
Apparently the twin design is much better...
Last edited by langer5489; 13-03-2010 at 06:40 PM.

CES hands down.
the problem with the CES is that you have to get a full length system, rather than getting away with just a downpipe, then you also need to extend the second o2 sensor wires to reach the bung
you wont be able to weld a cat into the corksport downpipe, so scrap that idea, plus it is only a downpipe, while the cp-e one is a downpipe and midpipe together as one piece
if you get the corksport downpipe, it will bolt up to the factory mid pipe and cat back, but if you change to a corksport mid pipe, then you have to decide whether you will change the cat back later on, and the brand
because they have two mid pipe designs, one for their own brand of cat back (80mm), and one for stock fitment aftermarket cat backs (65mm). the cp-e will connect to pretty every other cat back on the american market
unless you are planning on big power, then the brand will make **** all difference
Last edited by kagerou; 13-03-2010 at 11:51 PM.

CP_E. Simple. Only a single pipe, rather than CS dual pipe. Dual Cats. And mates up direct to the CP_E catback exhaust. Optimizes the limited available space nicely.
the mps 6 version of the cp-e downpipe has two cats?

I've heard only good things about the CPE and CES downpipes.
search bellmouth vs divorced downpipe theory.. make up your own mind..
I like the bellmouth for what its worth

YES. Easy to refit the sensors, not in silly locations. I recommend use a proper cat socket though, to save messing up your leads and also removing the leads at the connector ends when taking them out. It saves twisting the leads. It's a bit of a fiddle and involves removing the battery and its tray and winkling out the connectors from their clips on their mounts under the turbo inlet pipe. Cheers.
Last edited by Doug_MPS6; 15-03-2010 at 11:06 AM.
CP_e Standback & PNP; CP_e 3" SS Downpipe; Corksport FMIC with Top-mount K&N filter & OEM Ram CAI; Turbosmart BOV;Dashhawk;Prosport Boost Guage;Sumitomo HTRZIII's in 225/45 x 18
so you mean there are two o2 sensors
i thought you meant there are two catalytic converters on the cp-e downpipe