How do you tell whether you have a 2 piece or a 3 piece exhaust.
I know my Cabrio is the last year as a VFL (chrome bumpers).
I need to replace the center silencer as it is starting to rust out, so I am looking at doing a complete stainless steel system. Hot tuning manifold to either a Mongoose full exhaust system or the Scorpion. Should there be any fitment issues that I need to be aware of.
1989 Cabrio exhaust
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At a guess I would do the following:
1 - position yourself side on to the car
2 - drop to your knees
3 - position your head near the floor
4 - turn your head so that yours eyes look towards the exhaust
Sorry I just couldn't resist!
Seriously though, if you have 2 joins as well as the manifold flange then it's a 3 piece system, one join plus the manifold flange equals 2 piece, I believe you can fit either.
1 - position yourself side on to the car
2 - drop to your knees
3 - position your head near the floor
4 - turn your head so that yours eyes look towards the exhaust
Sorry I just couldn't resist!
Seriously though, if you have 2 joins as well as the manifold flange then it's a 3 piece system, one join plus the manifold flange equals 2 piece, I believe you can fit either.
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daimlerman
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If you are intending to fit a hottuning manifold,you will need just the centre and rear sections of a three piece system.This type of manifold will not fit a two piece system without extesive mods to the front section.
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