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Old 07-29-05, 04:18 AM
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swapable exhaust systems??
can a 89-91 turbo rx7 exhaust fit on a 87-88 turbo rx7??
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im not sure. but why do you want that exhaust if you dont mind me asking
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Yes, especially aftermarket.


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im not sure. but why do you want that exhaust if you dont mind me asking

Why wouldn't you want an aftermarket exhaust?
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i got after market exhaust i just didnt know if he wanted the S5 stock exhaust its all good though
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im just wondering because on some turbo exhaust i see some say 87-91 and, others have 87-88 or 89-91. just got me really confused anyways,thanks for all the helpful info!
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as long as they both are turbo. na's are different.
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as long as they both are turbo. na's are different.
only thing different is the muffler internals...
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Well it doesn't bolt up to the manifold.
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Well it doesn't bolt up to the manifold.
The guy asked if a 89-91 system would fit on a 86-88 turbo. Nothing about the NA system.
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how bout this, can a turbo exhaust (mainly aftermarket) fit on a n/a??
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catbacks are the same, the rest is different.
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No a turbo exhaust can not fit on an n/a if its all the way to the manifold or turbo. Turbos have three studs where n/a had two.
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No a turbo exhaust can not fit on an n/a if its all the way to the manifold or turbo. Turbos have three studs where n/a had two.
Read one post up.
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