i have to fit a early exhaust for a saloon onto a late touring . will this be do-able
im gagging to get this done . really need me 6 branch on the car
early car exhaust onto late car
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psychochild187
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Brianmoooore
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As long as the touring isn't so late as to have a cat and lambda, then there shouldn't be any serious problems, as long as the manifold flange(s) are the same.
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how easy is it to cut the standard exhaust on the late car to make it fit the manifold. thats if this does have a lambda or i have no money
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you could easily drill and weld a bolt on the old manifold down pipe and alllow the lambda probe to be screwed in, the cat you do not need, in fact engine technically will run better without a cat convertor (less restrictive exhaust).
but dont know the rules in uk these days on removing the cat on a ''newer'' car.
blocks ahould be the same so manifold fitting should not be too much of a prob, only difference may be some of the mounting brackets.
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but dont know the rules in uk these days on removing the cat on a ''newer'' car.
blocks ahould be the same so manifold fitting should not be too much of a prob, only difference may be some of the mounting brackets.
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Nothing to stop you removing the cat from any car, but, in the UK, if it's a post August '92 car, you will have great difficulty getting it to meet the MOT emissions requirements without the cat, unless you also run it on LPG.mrLEE30 wrote: but dont know the rules in uk these days on removing the cat on a ''newer'' car.
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