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Twin Exhaust

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Hi all,

I am considering going for twin exhausts, but seeing as thought I have a standard bumper, am wondering if I should go all out and get a new rear bar...or just have my old one cut...or nothing at all 8O

Anyone who has twin exhaust, do you have any pics or info on how they sit under the standard bar? or if you have had yours cut?

I dont really want to get a new rear bar, as I dont want to get a kit until later on... has anyone else done similar with a standart rear bar?

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ummm, i think Kazbah, Kaveman and ICE_FTO has had twin exhausts fitted on their car... however Adrian (ICE_FTO) has a Veilside rear bar and it looks better with the twin exhausts IMO.

What i'm interested in is how the system is put together (in terms of the piping design etc)
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some under car pics would be great :lol: ...guys with twins :wink: I know you wanna take some pics
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GPXXX wrote:ummm, i think Kazbah, Kaveman and ICE_FTO has had twin exhausts fitted on their car... however Adrian (ICE_FTO) has a Veilside rear bar and it looks better with the twin exhausts IMO.

What i'm interested in is how the system is put together (in terms of the piping design etc)
You miss out MADFTO, he use the MR2 drum & also with Veilside rear bar :wink:
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i haven't seen it so i didn't know if it had a single or dual outlet...
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Well I think I have what you wanna see. Mine has the standard rear bumper with a mirrored cut out on the kerbside to match the factory cutout.

I'm not convinced that you'd get as good a finish if you didn't cut out the other side (as in if you just hung the tips/mufflers under the bumper) unless you filled in the factory hole. But that is just my personal opinion. Also bear in mind whether you want just twin tips with one central muffler or twin mufflers like I have. It is a bit more expensive and fiddly to do the latter for obvious reasons.

Here's a couple of pics for you anyway:

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here is the quad tip, with single muffler look.

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Hey G1 which drum/muffler you using?
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it was a customer hitech muffler job. the previous owner had already done it... i just fixed up the piping to the tips since they were a bit crooked and uneven in length
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Post by mrx »

Man that looks sweet! Especially like the twin tips!

Bottom line though - how much $ and where do you get the modification done to the bumper? I guess the latter is actually an easy one to answer, but what is the cost?

It has just moved to the top of my "to do" list!
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it that system properly designed or is it just an additional muffler from the back of the system?
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I was just quoted $300 to cut out my standard bumper for twins, seeing as though they have to respray it 8O

I understand that, but its almost the cost of a new rear bar...what to do..what to do. I think I will just have to go one for now :cry:
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What about the modification to the exhaust? There were the two options -approx cost of both?

And what about performance? Would it lead to a drop in power? I would think it might, but of course it may not be noticable.
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Post by G_A_V »

you coould get a new rear bumper, but then you would have to spay that anyways for around 250. imho stick with the stock bumper cause its the best looking one
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Post by GPXXX »

hey Indy, when did you get your Lexus lights fitted? looks sweeeet... hehehe

reckon you could also get some pics of the underbody piping for your exhaust system?
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Post by fto617 »

hey guys !
i droped my idea of getin hks superdragger
so now lookin at twin exhuasts
so where can i get it done in sydney and how much???
thanks !
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