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Your suggestion please? WWTD?These are the main ones I know about, with links to the current Evora 400/410 options:
Looks like an Italian company called Supersprint got a hold of an Emira from an Italian Lotus dealer and built a exhaust as well as cat delete.
Has Akrapovič ever made any exhaust systems for Lotus?
I'll likely keep mine stock and just do the 3rd cat delete. I think it sounds fantastic as is and I like the black titanium exhaust finishers. No reason for me to upgrade.
No, because if they had I definitely would have had one.Has Akrapovič ever made any exhaust systems for Lotus?
I thought it was Janspeed.If I remember correctly, Supersprint were the OEM for the Evora / Exige exhausts. Or am I wrong?
Looks like an Italian company called Supersprint got a hold of an Emira from an Italian Lotus dealer and built a exhaust as well as cat delete:
No price and not sure how it sounds.
Yes each one is attached to each exhaust side bank.I have been searching on the Internet to see what the Evora's exhaust looks like and I can't for the life of me figure out where there can be three cats. I see the exhaust manifold has two bumps on them, are these the other two cats, one for each bank?
The Supersprint solution uses headers without cats. Therefore you need to have Lambda sensors further downstream behind the new main cat so no CEL will occur. Extension cables are needed then for the lambda sensors. That's the same solution Komo-Tec uses for complete exhaust system on the Evora.Looks like there are lambda's after the the cat so wont' be a swap without ECU work ...
Ah, no headers listed for the Emira yet that I can see...The Supersprint solution uses headers without cats. Therefore you need to have Lambda sensors further downstream behind the new main cat so no CEL will occur. Extension cables are needed then for the lambda sensors. That's the same solution Komo-Tec uses for complete exhaust system on the Evora.
yepI'd keep my exhaust system stock apart from the 3rd cat delete.
All 4 companies have good reputations in the Lotus community. Komotec already have an Emira to work on, Larini recently asked for a customer car to borrow to help with their R&D. I assume 2bular and GRP will also be sourcing cars for their R&D. I expect we'll see Emira products launched by all of them during Q1.