87' T2 Turbo-back Exhaust help
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87' T2 Turbo-back Exhaust help
Im looking for an exhaust system for my 87 T2 i was looking at the Racing Beat REV II i think they sound the best and from what i can tell everyone likes them. but am not sure if i want to purchase it. i have a few questions. how or where can i get a CAT to attache to their system because i need to pass emissions here in CT.
but what im looking for is a system that i can just bolt in i dont want to have to cut and weld flanges and piping. is there a full system that i can use that will sound great and be able to pass emissions.
im sorry if i sound unclear but im just trying to figure out what to do.
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but what im looking for is a system that i can just bolt in i dont want to have to cut and weld flanges and piping. is there a full system that i can use that will sound great and be able to pass emissions.
im sorry if i sound unclear but im just trying to figure out what to do.
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In CT you dont need to pass emissions, just do them.
However with their dual tip system it'll match up to the stock 2.5 in exhaust pipes so that the stock cat is usable.
However with their dual tip system it'll match up to the stock 2.5 in exhaust pipes so that the stock cat is usable.
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Really i dont need to have my car go through emissions testing? i have to for my 96 jetta.
how does the RB exhaust connect to the 2.5" stock cat bceasue the RB system uses 3" piping
http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
how does the RB exhaust connect to the 2.5" stock cat bceasue the RB system uses 3" piping
http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
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RB sells two different TII exhaust systems. The REVTII is 3" from the turbo back. Their separate catback system uses a 2.5" y-pipe opening, which will bolt up decently to stock 2.25" tubing (cat). The stock flange will barely cover the edge of the 2.5" opening, but it's enough to seal.
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Really i dont need to have my car go through emissions testing? i have to for my 96 jetta.
how does the RB exhaust connect to the 2.5" stock cat bceasue the RB system uses 3" piping
http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
how does the RB exhaust connect to the 2.5" stock cat bceasue the RB system uses 3" piping
http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
PS: i never said you odn't have to do it. You just don't have to PASS to register. Hell i got a 454 with rod knock through registration with blatantly failing emissions.
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