Exhaust Fitment / Options
13 May 2008, 05:53 PM
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Exhaust Fitment / Options
Hey,
Just bought my first scooby, completely stock atm, so want to put an exhaust on it!
The cars a '99 2.0 sport, can't afford the insurance on a turbo
The joys of being young...
Most the exhausts for sale a obviously for the turbo, but will any of these fit a non-turbo. Guesing the centre section won't fit, but will the back box??
Just bought my first scooby, completely stock atm, so want to put an exhaust on it!
The cars a '99 2.0 sport, can't afford the insurance on a turbo
The joys of being young... Most the exhausts for sale a obviously for the turbo, but will any of these fit a non-turbo. Guesing the centre section won't fit, but will the back box??
13 May 2008, 05:57 PM
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No i'm afraid that nothing from a turbo car fits.
If you want to look at options for your car then hayward and scott offer exhaust upgrades.
If you can't see what you want, they will make it for you.
Stainless steel exhausts manifolds and headers from Hayward and Scott
Phil
If you want to look at options for your car then hayward and scott offer exhaust upgrades.
If you can't see what you want, they will make it for you.
Stainless steel exhausts manifolds and headers from Hayward and Scott
Phil
14 May 2008, 09:06 AM
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You need some Borla headers from the USA, gives the Scooby it's missing burble...
There is a site for Sport owners out there in internet-land.... I can't find my own bank me !
DunxC
There is a site for Sport owners out there in internet-land.... I can't find my own bank me !
DunxC
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