Janspeed Vs Ashley Competition exhaust

[Paul Smith]

which is better and why?

 

[curtis]

I have a Janspeed on my almera gti and its way too rasppy...imo

I would go for the Ashley as i hate the Janspeed lol

 

[squarepants]

both pritty much the same..just one is branded janspeed and the other ashley...fair engough the back box style is diffrent, but thats it. they will both sound the same as they both have the same centre section with a silancer.

 

[joesouthgate]

with the back box, the janspeed sits properly and the ashley has to be modified otherwide it sits to one side doesn't it?

 

[squarepants]

yearh ashley one sits to the left, or the right...can be ither way lol...due to the hangers beeing crap. i had to bend mine (witch didnt work) so i just cabled tied it so it sat in the middle of the bumper hole

 

[jowley]

ahsley dont have a center box and mine fitted spot on

 

[Paul Smith]

they both a similar performance and sound then

 

[pjg1979]

Or you can do what I did, get a cherry bomb, weld a tip of choice on it, measure up the brackets and hey presto a custom exhaust.

 

[squarepants]

they both a similar performance and sound then

yes...insted of an off the shelf system, you could get one custom made by an exhaust fabricator...they will make you a stianless cat back for around £100, thats if you supply a universal back box (£50) so all in all £150...

 

[lewis123]

i would choose the ashley
as sometimes the janspeed can be for to raspy
and my mate has a janspeed and it failed the mot somehow

 

[Paul Smith]

where makes custom stainless exhausts for 100 - 150 quid?

 

[Manny]

i think ashley is better because its not too loud its very quiet on motorways. just right.

 

[Antony]

my backbox cost me £30 and a cup of tea, the centre section was off raceworx and cant rmember how much it was and my janspeed manifold (my brand new one not this hunk of rust i have sat in my garden) was awesome when it was on. little bit on the loud side, but later found thats cos my centre cat had nothing in it (so it was technicaly straight through)