Author Topic: Twin Exhaust backbox  (Read 1334 times)

Offline BigDaveC

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Twin Exhaust backbox
« on: 11 January 2006, 22:26 »
I want to put a bigger(say 3") bore straight twin trim exhaust onto the exsisting bent downwards twin backbox. Is this possible if I were to cut the ends off ?

I don't really want to replace the backbox as it's the original VW one. I would rather add a piece of trim to it. Is this possible ?

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Re: Twin Exhaust backbox
« Reply #1 on: 11 January 2006, 22:34 »
Go for it! can't see why not.  Are you going to weld it on? :shocked:
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Offline BigDaveC

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Re: Twin Exhaust backbox
« Reply #2 on: 12 January 2006, 18:05 »
Nah, the cheap option. Those that screw on as a trim ! The roar with a proper system doesn't appeal to me.

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Re: Twin Exhaust backbox
« Reply #3 on: 12 January 2006, 18:27 »
i put them on mine. the biggest i could fit were about 2.5 inch. they look ok but unless you can find stainless steel ones they go rusty. when the backbow does go i'll get stainless ones welded on a new one. can't be arsed with all that noise either.  :wink:

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Re: Twin Exhaust backbox
« Reply #4 on: 12 January 2006, 18:38 »
when i got my car it had the twin pipes but they were under the bumper i wanted them to stick out a touch
so i made some carbon fibre sleeeves to go on           
 





« Last Edit: 17 January 2006, 18:09 by shanegti3 »

Offline BigDaveC

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Re: Twin Exhaust backbox
« Reply #5 on: 12 January 2006, 20:54 »
Cool. I never thought about carbon fibre ones ! My exaust already sticks out that far so i could actually get away with cutting off the rounded ends and pushing on some 2.5" stainless tubes.