3rd gen exhaust on TII
10-10-05, 10:45 AM
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Is there any problem of fitting a 3rd gen exhaust onto a TII? I found a good deal on a Greddy and also a Tanabe 3rd gen exhaust then it just came to mind.
I would not think that there is any difference in the pressure of the muffler. I know custom work would be done, but thats not a bigg at all. Just cut the muffler off and have muffler shop do piping. What do you guys think?
I was thinking of going 2.5DP to 2.5cat to maybe a 3rd gen catback(with required fittings)
Opinions? Anyone who has done it?
Is there any problem of fitting a 3rd gen exhaust onto a TII? I found a good deal on a Greddy and also a Tanabe 3rd gen exhaust then it just came to mind.
I would not think that there is any difference in the pressure of the muffler. I know custom work would be done, but thats not a bigg at all. Just cut the muffler off and have muffler shop do piping. What do you guys think?
I was thinking of going 2.5DP to 2.5cat to maybe a 3rd gen catback(with required fittings)
Opinions? Anyone who has done it?
10-10-05, 11:02 AM
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How would it fit???
There is nothing in common with mounting points or even suspension design that would allow a 3rd gen exhaust to fit where normally a 2nd gen exhaust would run.
There is nothing in common with mounting points or even suspension design that would allow a 3rd gen exhaust to fit where normally a 2nd gen exhaust would run.
10-10-05, 11:22 AM
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It does not fit.
If you're looking for cheap, look for some mufflers and a local muffler shop to do the piping.
Since the FD's are all single exit, you really want to do the same too?
-Ted
If you're looking for cheap, look for some mufflers and a local muffler shop to do the piping.
Since the FD's are all single exit, you really want to do the same too?
-Ted
10-10-05, 11:39 AM
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Couldnt you make brackets and have it custom fabricated? Yea, single exit is what I was wanting.
It was just a thought, I did not know how complicated it would be to have someone or have my friend do someone welding. Which I am still wondering about doing it.
Performance wise, would there be any advantages , disadvantges, or the same results?
It was just a thought, I did not know how complicated it would be to have someone or have my friend do someone welding. Which I am still wondering about doing it.
Performance wise, would there be any advantages , disadvantges, or the same results?
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