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  1. 31 minutes ago, Aiden F said:

    Do they come with the sensors when you buy them?

    No. The headers came from a low mileage 2012 ISF wreck. Headers supplied by Lexmania.

     

    Update, headers are on. Very happy with them. The Borla exhaust got a bit louder but not silly. Perfect for me. Exhaust note changed too & is much more aggressive. Even has a nice pulse to it now. Certainly a substantial improvement in power. I have new sticky Potenza SO01's (same as supplied on LFA & 458 Italia) & wheelspun the moment I gave it in 1st (wouldn't do that before). ECU is still adapting, so it should get even better in the next week. Certainly do recommend!

  2. Nothing really wrong with XForce. If it's the Varex one, it'd be pretty good actually as you'll be able to tone it down. If the piping is done right, no reason it won't be up there with the known ISF aftermarket exhausts. The most restrictive parts of the ISF exhaust are (in this order):

    Headers (especially the primary cats)

    Secondary Cats

    Y piece (looks press bent)

    X piece (debatable as to how much of a restiction that is - probably not much in IMO)

    I don't believe there's any known gains from changing the mufflers only.

  3. ^How was the brake dust on the Stoptech pads? As bitey as OEM?

    I wouldn't expect the Project Mu NS400's to be magic. With brake pads, nothing really comes for free. You always sacrifice a bit of something, to gain elsewhere. I'd bet the StopTech pads emit more brake dust than the NS400's.

    Next time round, if I could find something more bitey, but still emits less brake dust than OEM, I'd give it a go.

  4. I've got Project Mu rotors & NS400 pads all round. They were initially a bit noisy, but after some mileage quietened down (completely). The NS400 pads certainly aren't as bitey as OEM pads, but I don't mind trading that for the dramatic reduction in brake dust.

  5. Evasive are a mob in the States (you can google their site). They had a back order with Japan for some units since the start of this year, which Tom's committed fulfill. I was luckily able to secure one, called around to a few people actually & spoke to them in US time (was on a mission), but the wait was quite long. Cost was about $2k landed, thanks to the AUD & expensive shipping via Fedex.

    Still have the damaged one in my garage actually, which can be repaired/hydrodipped.

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