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autoexe VS maximworks ... one and the same?

Postby oongie » Thu Sep 18, 2008 3:46 pm

Hey all,

Been looking into a full exhaust and would like to go the maxim works.
While looking through a whole lot of webpages alot of japanese sites state
autoexe (maxim works) ...
This leads me to my questions are they the same i.e. did autoexe buy out maximworks?

Any light shed on this is much appreciated.

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autoexe VS maximworks ... one and the same?

Postby philz » Thu Sep 18, 2008 3:54 pm

Maximworks and Autoexe would be a rebadge= the same

ie/ Autoexe Carbon fibre intake box is a rebadged GruppeM intake

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Postby 16bit » Thu Sep 18, 2008 4:51 pm

apparently fujitsibo are good.
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Postby oongie » Thu Sep 18, 2008 5:06 pm

I see.
So buying an autoexe exhaust = maximworks exhaust
SWEET :D

Too bad there isnt anything from fujitsubo in AUS? unless you would care to shed some light...
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Postby RG.net » Thu Sep 18, 2008 6:12 pm

fujitsubo dont make anything for the nb's and have discontinued their na systems a long time ago, good luck finding one (not that you need to worry as you drive an nb) dont pass up on racing beat headers, half the price of the autoexe ones and probably just as good.
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Postby sliq » Thu Sep 18, 2008 6:47 pm

philz wrote:Maximworks and Autoexe would be a rebadge= the same

ie/ Autoexe Carbon fibre intake box is a rebadged GruppeM intake


i think k&n were the first to develop it, then gruppeM and finaly autoexe
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Postby RG.net » Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:02 pm

sliq wrote:
philz wrote:Maximworks and Autoexe would be a rebadge= the same

ie/ Autoexe Carbon fibre intake box is a rebadged GruppeM intake


i think k&n were the first to develop it, then gruppeM and finaly autoexe


funny, i've never seen a k&n kit made for our models?
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Postby sliq » Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:39 pm

MXHEVN wrote:
sliq wrote:
philz wrote:Maximworks and Autoexe would be a rebadge= the same

ie/ Autoexe Carbon fibre intake box is a rebadged GruppeM intake


i think k&n were the first to develop it, then gruppeM and finaly autoexe


funny, i've never seen a k&n kit made for our models?



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Postby philz » Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:54 pm

i think k&n were the first to develop it, then gruppeM and finaly autoexe


GruppeM use K&N airfilters in their intakes- yes.

But if you have seen GruppeM intakes, they are all CF [From Ferrari to BMW to Mazda], K&N don't make any CF boxes- they supply them the filtration. I assume that is just a sticker for decoration/bling.

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note they are ALL CF boxes- regardless of car
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Postby oongie » Fri Sep 19, 2008 10:59 am

MXHEVN wrote:fujitsubo dont make anything for the nb's and have discontinued their na systems a long time ago, good luck finding one (not that you need to worry as you drive an nb) dont pass up on racing beat headers, half the price of the autoexe ones and probably just as good.


Does anyone run racingbeat headers?
Because ideally I would like to run the same brand from engine to tip...
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Postby sliq » Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:25 am

racingbeat headers are hard to source in australia, best to look overseas or if you wanna save yourself the headache, get mania to bring it in for you.
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Postby sliq » Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:30 am

why do you want to change your headers oongie? the factory nb8b headers is said to be already well developed. unless you are chasing every single ounce of kilowatt from your car..

also note the difference between the maximworks 4-2-1 and RB 4-1. it's been documented on here the difference in range.
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Postby 16bit » Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:46 am

loch stewart headers are good. i have them and they are great quality.
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Postby oongie » Fri Sep 19, 2008 12:18 pm

sliq wrote:why do you want to change your headers oongie? the factory nb8b headers is said to be already well developed. unless you are chasing every single ounce of kilowatt from your car..

also note the difference between the maximworks 4-2-1 and RB 4-1. it's been documented on here the difference in range.


I too have heard that the NB8B 4-2-1 headers are good.
But if I am going a full exhaust system I would like to go the full system (headers included) of the same brand, reason being the system is optimised with the full package not bits and pieces...
unless there is an exhaust system based around the OEM headers.

Everyone rants about the Loch Stewarts but in QLD...
Maybe a reason to go for a long drive from Sydney. LOL :lol:
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Postby RG.net » Fri Sep 19, 2008 2:42 pm

oongie wrote:
MXHEVN wrote:fujitsubo dont make anything for the nb's and have discontinued their na systems a long time ago, good luck finding one (not that you need to worry as you drive an nb) dont pass up on racing beat headers, half the price of the autoexe ones and probably just as good.


Does anyone run racingbeat headers?
Because ideally I would like to run the same brand from engine to tip...
maximum R&D from the vendor but little necassary from me!


i will be soon, i'll let you know how it all goes, i wont be going full racing beat setup though
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