Introducing the Gen 2 Mini JCW R56/R57 Cobra Sport Front Pipe Exhaust System – a precision-crafted performance upgrade designed for Mini enthusiasts who demand nothing but the best.
Cobra Sport performance exhausts enhance the sound, looks and quality of your vehicle giving you the ultimate driving experience. Our sports exhausts range is fully guaranteed to give you assurance of our quality.
Fits - Mini Cooper S/John Cooper Works/GP2 models.
This Mini Cooper S performance exhaust is made in 2.5"/63.5mm pipework and fits from the turbo to the centre exhaust to replace the standard catalyst.
The sports cat exhaust option will enable you to pass a UK MOT emissions test or police road side checks.
The de-cat sports exhaust option is sold for motorsport and off road use only and will NOT be able to pass a UK MOT emissions test or police road side checks.
All relevant fittings and gaskets are supplied (excluding turbo gasket).
EML lights may activate after removing the standard O/E catalyst. An ECU Re-map is recommended to correct this problem and stabilise all power increases.
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We're dedicated to delivering your purchase as quickly and affordably as possible. Some of our products are hand made or custom made to order so they are not held in stock. Some goods come from abroad so may take a little longer than you expect.
If your purchase is time critical please check with us before placing your order to avoid being disappointed.
Car modification laws in the UK and elsewhere are in place to ensure drivers who want to enhance their vehicles adhere to certain safety standards. While modifications are a great way to alter the look and performance of a car, some may also affect the handling and overall safety of the vehicle on the road.
You may need to inform your insurance company of any modifications made to your car – whether they were already installed when you purchased the vehicle or if you have done them yourself. If you don’t tell your insurer, any future claim you make could be turned down. Worse still, your insurance could be completely invalidated. Modifications carried out to any car may affect the vehicle manufacturers warranty.
