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Joff

posted on 22nd Feb 05 at 20:48

It's not that the Powercap is a bad route, but it's an unnecessary route.


Tom N

posted on 22nd Feb 05 at 17:26

thats lucky then, i nearly bought one!


myke

posted on 22nd Feb 05 at 17:10

i went for the powercap, and to be honest, if i was doing another one i'd use the ecopipe.

supposedly gives slight better power high up the rev range, but the only real benefit i can think of is that they look better.


Joff

posted on 22nd Feb 05 at 16:33

All powercaps are the same.

Made by Mantzel, Courtenay sell the Mantzel one, MTech grind the Mantzel name off, etc.

No major difference in power between Ecotec pipe and Powercap, at least not enough to warrant cutting your bulkhead for.


Tom N

posted on 22nd Feb 05 at 16:26

hi

been looking into getting one of these for my xe,
i currently have the ecotec pipe fitted and was just wondering whether
a powercap would make much difference?

reason is, v-tuning sell the ecotec adapter for £95 and the powercap for £100!

also i have heard that the some powercaps are different to others? ie m tech, mantzel, regal, courtenay?

anyone know if there is a difference?

thanks

tom