R32 exhaust set up.
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x-cube
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R32 exhaust set up.
I am preparing to buy needed parts and complete this project. FINALLY. Trying my best to keep it original but at same time somethings have to be different. What i am asking is, I like the R32 exhaust set up. Is it possible to have the same set up on our cabbys (90-92) without it sticking out soooo far? Nice different but tasteful.
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x-cube
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Re: R32 exhaust set up.
another option: Can someone suggest a good exhaust system from front to the end for cabby, not those loud potato bakers, but something with a porsche exotic sound. Link or website please thank you.
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Re: R32 exhaust set up.
x-cube wrote:another option: Can someone suggest a good exhaust system from front to the end for cabby, not those loud potato bakers, but something with a porsche exotic sound. Link or website please thank you.
Try tttuning.com
beware of sticker shock.
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Re: R32 exhaust set up.
R32 system would be dificult at best to do. MKIV's have a lot more room to play with in the back. Not to mention they are a 6cyl and therefore have the exhaust pressure to flow out a dual exit system. Add to that, it also has a flapper built into the exhaust to give it the sounds that it makes.
A good sporty sounding system for the cabby would be a catback system from http://www.techtonicstuning.com/ as Brian mentioned. When you are there, look under the rabbit listings or the scirocco. The main difference is weather you have the full or space saver spare tire. An I would go with the Borla muffler as to me it sounds the best. The big choice money wise will be aluminum or stainless piping.
A good sporty sounding system for the cabby would be a catback system from http://www.techtonicstuning.com/ as Brian mentioned. When you are there, look under the rabbit listings or the scirocco. The main difference is weather you have the full or space saver spare tire. An I would go with the Borla muffler as to me it sounds the best. The big choice money wise will be aluminum or stainless piping.
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