Interior/Exterior Oval Exhuast tip???
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Originally Posted by Wesport
I have a QuickSilver Cat Back system in perfect condition with about 8000 miles on it. It looks very much like a Boxter. It is very light and gives good torque. I will swap it for you wheels! I have changed to a Miltek.
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05-26-2005, 11:03 AM
Originally Posted by Thameth
Interesting.... Do you have any pictures of the quicksilver on the car?
They have both dual tip and single oval tips for the Quicksilver MCS exhaust-
http://www.racecar.co.uk/quicksilvermini/
I personally like the single oval tip. It's well done and unique. But it works best with a single sided exhaust.
There may be other sources for single oval tips. Consider that if you are running a dual exhaust you'll need to adapt the dual system for a single tip.
http://www.autobarn.net/raunovsilaex.html
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/part.c...&CategoryID=27
http://www.a-1parts.com/performance_...xhaust_tip.cfm
As for the Quicksilver itself- I liked it. I was a little loud but nice. Just a little drone at about 2900 rpm on the highway but nothing serious. When I added the Milltek header it got a little too loud for me so I switched to the Milltek cat back exhaust. My recommendation would be - use a stock exhaust header with the Quicksilver.
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