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23-05-2008, 08:44 PM
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exhaust
I have a Holden Hj unrego atm only things done to her is a set of extractors where im in a delema , im not sure whether im able to run the 2.5" from the extractor flange back round over my axle due to clearance of the bigger pipe is it legal for the exhaust to go strait under the axle as unpractical as it all is.
cheers rob |
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24-05-2008, 06:34 PM
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Ive got two exhaust on the monaro. It has pacemakers down to 3" collectors, a mandrel bent twin 3" (inc X-pipe_ to the diff.
One set of pipes is a twin 3" under the diff. This sounds the toughest but obviously isnt legal as its too low. The other is twin 2.5" tail pipes that go OVER the diff. They take away the deep note of the chev but theyre more legal... Just make sure you get your ride height done FIRST and you wont be stuck later buying a second set of pipes like me ! |
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