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Old 11-09-2006, 04:50 AM
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Originally Posted by sleepless View Post
I went with option 1 I didn't notice any power loss.

Great info, thanks.
I don't think the power loss is significant going from 400 cell to 600 cell cats since going from 400 cell cats to 100 cell cats on headers gained about 8hp on the dyno at the rear wheels a change of the cat cells only might be good for what 1 or 2 HP max? Even if it were 5hp different most people probably couldn't feel that, I suspect no one could feel 1 or 2HP changes.
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Personally, I need 50HP before I can feel the difference... dense butt dyno In other words, fat butt!
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This forum is always a great read. Thank you all
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CaymanS vs LotusExige S

Are the CaymanS and Lotus Exige S comparable cars?.Any thoughts from the members appreciated.
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Originally Posted by ceedee View Post
Are the CaymanS and Lotus Exige S comparable cars?.Any thoughts from the members appreciated.
ceedee, why are you posting that in this topic? You should start a NEW topic thread on that subject, or actually if you search you might find it has been discussed before and then locate those prior discussions and continue to add to them. If you are having problems using this site let us know.
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Are the CaymanS and Lotus Exige S comparable cars?.Any thoughts from the members appreciated.
ceedee - I just started a new thread on your subject. Welcome to the Club.

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here's a start...

2006 Lotus Exige, 2006 Porsche Cayman S - Comparison Tests - Car and Driver

add ~28 HP and I think the ES will blow the CS out...Just a much lighter car.
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Old 06-17-2007, 06:02 AM
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As far as comfort, the Cayman blows away the Exige. It's a tough car to get in and out of!
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I got stuck inside an Elise, 6'3"...if I were 5'5 i would consider the Exige S, but very uncomfortable!
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Here's the Thread that discuss the Exige S vs the Cayman S with reviews & members' comments to the matter. Have a good read.

http://www.planet-9.com/cayman-cha...-cayman-s.html
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