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Piper Exhausts

Postby PiperRS » Tue 13.05.2014, 14:56

Hello all!

As some of you may or may not know, we offer an exhaust system for the Elan M100.

We can do a system (front, centre and rear) a pre cat eliminator and a downpipe (which replaces the PCE)

Here are the prices for 2014.

2.25" system - £301.41
2.25" system with front silencer - £389.60
2.25" system with sports cat - £466.12
pre cat eliminator to suit 2.25" £95.00

2.5" system - £348.99
2.5" system with front silencer - £384.00
2.5" system with sports cat - £465.99
pre cat eliminator to suit 2.5" £113.00

Turbo downpipe - £200.00
Turbo downpipe with ceramic coating £273.00

These parts are offered at a discounted price to all LEC members. please quote your username when ordering.

These prices are excluding VAT.

All these can be ordered direct from Piper Exhausts. please contact our sales team on exhausts@pipercams.co.uk or 01303 245300
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Simon_P » Tue 13.05.2014, 19:01

Hi Tom,

I bought one of your excellent exhaust systems in the original run 5 years ago.

Still very pleased with it. The only thing wrong is the rubber hangers have all perished - How much for a new set?
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby PiperRS » Fri 16.05.2014, 09:04

Simon_P, I will PM you regarding the hangers.
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby ccb056 » Tue 20.05.2014, 04:35

Got your 2.5" with resonator and PCE shipped over to the states over a year ago. Couldn't be happier. :burnout:
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Lotus54 » Thu 26.06.2014, 14:54

What sort of shipping cost to the States?
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby PiperRS » Fri 27.06.2014, 10:25

Lotus54 wrote:What sort of shipping cost to the States?


Hi,

we would work out shipping cost individually, according to the order. We ship with DHL and would typically expect an exhaust to be between £100-£150 GBP.
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby novacaine » Fri 27.06.2014, 15:31

Hi Piper

How much would a 2.25 back box alone be?
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Lotus54 » Fri 27.06.2014, 15:56

The systems with front silencer, that is an additional silencer?
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Fri 27.06.2014, 22:03

Mark:

Remember, The UK cars didn't get a CAT until the S2 version in 1995, so most posts discussing exhausts are about UK or European SE models.

The FED car has the Pre-Cat and well as the in-line CAT so that acts as an additional muffler as well as a restrictor of the exhaust stream.

I don't think an extra in-line muffler will help you.
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Lotus54 » Fri 27.06.2014, 22:20

The guts have been stripped out of my pre-cat and it doesn't have another now. Plus it has a quite large exhaust, not very well done. Sounds nice, but sort of loud for longer drives (at least with the top up).

Not sure what I'll do- I'm sure the Piper system is very nice, but by the time it gets here a lot of money also.
I need to figure what I can spend right now for exhaust (with all my other expensive hobbies).

Thanks for the info, I had not really looked I to what it had stock, except I knew about the pre-cat.

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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Fri 27.06.2014, 22:28

Interesting.

Most States require at least the in-line CAT still be present (they don't have a way to check to see if it has any guts) and a lot of owners have gutted their Pre-CATs. There aren't many states that don't test the exhaust, so gutting the CAT might sneak by, but it probably won't pass the CO/HC tests. Maybe that is another good reason to relocate to Washington State - or South Carolina who don't even have inspections. :lol:
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Lotus54 » Fri 27.06.2014, 22:32

Yes, not tesing where I live. But if I redo it, I'd like to have it good enough to sell someplace else.
Although the Guy I bought it from sure didn't mention the lack of a cat...
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby PiperRS » Mon 30.06.2014, 11:21

novacaine wrote:Hi Piper

How much would a 2.25 back box alone be?


You have PM.
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby chipp » Thu 14.01.2016, 22:19

Can you tell me if there is much variation on you previous price list for 2016.

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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Enright » Fri 15.01.2016, 11:59

After 2 1/2 years I'd be very surprised if Piper are monitoring replies to this thread regularly. I'd recommend either sending them a PM or emailing them direct.
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Giniw » Fri 15.01.2016, 13:20

(1 1/2 ?)

Their public price is available there: http://www.piperexhausts.co.uk/pipersto ... th=218_488
But of course I don't known what would be the LEC discount.
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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby chipp » Mon 22.02.2016, 21:15

Spoke to Piper today but not to Tom as he has left.
The current prices on their website are applicable on here as well, no concessions.

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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby chipp » Sun 10.04.2016, 20:05

First day with the new Piper yesterday and so far I would say it has been a god choice.
Definitely a big improvement on the S2.
It feels as if the power is coming in quicker and the turbo turns more freely, as it rises through the revs.
The car is most definitely more rapid.
Around town and under 2500 revs you can't really notice much difference noise wise. It is not until you get to around 70mph that it begins to become a bit drony but even then it's not to bad. After that road and wind noise become just as equal.
Gerald was also impressed with the quality and fit and it doesn't snag the underside anywhere.
The little Elan now goes and sounds as it should do without the cat restricting it.

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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby Rambo » Sun 10.04.2016, 21:28

Hi Chipp. Was there a reason you went down the Piper route, rather than Peco/Cybox ?

I have one of each and am impressed with both. Both well made, fit well and sound even better

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Re: Piper Exhausts

Postby chipp » Sun 10.04.2016, 22:28

I done a bit of research on several aftermarket options and the Piper seemed to offer the best of all the aspects that I was looking for.
Everyone will have a different criteria for their choice and the Piper has so far lived up to all of mine.
One of the main ones for me was trying to eliminate the possibility of making further modifications due to the dreaded boost creep. This so far seems to have paid off.

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