Hey,
I have only had my 2 a few days now and have already been looking at replacement exhaust systems but the options for the N/A seem to be seriously lacking!
I am fter a exhaust in this style for my N/A, I dont want to be sucked into yet another engine swap at the moment!
Nowi haven had chance to look at the exhaust system itself yet so i though i would ask, is it possible to fit a turbo exhaust to a N/A engined car?
I am aware that some fabricaton will be involved but how much? I am sure it can be done, but its weighing up the "is it wrth the time effort and money" side of things.
Thanks a lot, Tomm
[Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
Sorry to sound stupid but not quite sure what your asking?
You`ve bought an n/a and you want an exhaust, not sure which one as link is no good. But it`s a tubby one you like and you want it adapting for your n/a.
You`ve bought an n/a and you want an exhaust, not sure which one as link is no good. But it`s a tubby one you like and you want it adapting for your n/a.
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
depends which exhaust you're talking about, if its single exit you can go for kakimoto, 5zigen and blitz which are all available for the na but big ££s, for the big twin exit look at a japspeed, for standard(ish) looking exits look at janspeed, mongoose or blueflame which will be much less ££s,
as for the turbo to na fitting question im sure it'll involve either modifying the centre pipe of your standard exhaust or having some sort of adaptor / cat replacement pipe made, all depends on what exhaust / downpipe combination you have and what you want, pretty sure the mounting points are the same for both cars
hope this helps
as for the turbo to na fitting question im sure it'll involve either modifying the centre pipe of your standard exhaust or having some sort of adaptor / cat replacement pipe made, all depends on what exhaust / downpipe combination you have and what you want, pretty sure the mounting points are the same for both cars
hope this helps
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
sorry if i have not made it all that clear, for soe reason i cant edit my above post so here we go!
I am loving this styl of exhaust, Depature Pro II
Now i have a N/A Rev2 and would it be possible for me to fit a exhaust intended for a turbo car to my N/A.
The exhaust i want i a Depature Pro II, They seem to be pretty decent and cheap enough to pick up!
I am loving this styl of exhaust, Depature Pro II
Now i have a N/A Rev2 and would it be possible for me to fit a exhaust intended for a turbo car to my N/A.
The exhaust i want i a Depature Pro II, They seem to be pretty decent and cheap enough to pick up!
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
I fitted a XS/japspeed/motoria turbo exhaust to my NA:
just used a 3" to 2.5" reducer pipe and made a couple of flanges. turbo exhausts on NA's are blo0dy loud! so loud im selling my exhaust
just used a 3" to 2.5" reducer pipe and made a couple of flanges. turbo exhausts on NA's are blo0dy loud! so loud im selling my exhaust
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
wuhu! I knew it must be possible!
thanks mate! Time for me to go and have a look for pro II
thanks mate! Time for me to go and have a look for pro II
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
Tomm wrote:wuhu! I knew it must be possible!
thanks mate! Time for me to go and have a look for pro II
youre welcome, as I say its simple enough to do, just be aware that its alot louder on the NA as there is no turbo in the way acting as a silencer
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
even better
p1$$ the really annoying old man off next door for certain this time!
p1$$ the really annoying old man off next door for certain this time!
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
i got one of those on my tubby and its pretty loud, so if its louder on a N/A i feel sorry for your neighbours
Im always setting off car alarms with mine, 1st one was the neighbours lol.
Oh and i hear they are hit and miss on passing the MOT with them on due to the niose level
Im always setting off car alarms with mine, 1st one was the neighbours lol.
Oh and i hear they are hit and miss on passing the MOT with them on due to the niose level
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
could just save yourself the hassle and go for a japspeed na one, ive just fitted one to mine, seriously loud, need to get the noise tester on it to check its track safe, £295 brand new from jap spec performance
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=p_CUC4Mh- ... =1&index=8
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=p_CUC4Mh- ... =1&index=8
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
I have heard that the n/a twin departure style boxes are louder than the turbo version, something to do with the turbo surpressing some of the noise and failing MOT's due to noise levels . The fuzz will be your new best friend.
Re: [Mk2] [NA] fitting a turbo exhaust
mine passed the MOT, passed emmisions (no cat) and I have never been stopped by the police
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Dale_V wrote:mine passed the MOT, passed emmisions (no cat) and I have never been stopped by the police
Any chance of some pics of the modified flexi part thingey-me-bob part that you done? Its always so much easier to see than to imagine.
Did you find any running problems due to loss of back pressure?
I'm looking for all the pit falls first before I do theis conversion.
( You gotta Nice looking car btw)