how hard is it to make a 2wd exhaust fit a 4 x 4
23-09-2005, 08:05 PM
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how hard is it to make a 2wd exhaust fit a 4 x 4
been offered one free,just wondering if it can be maid to fit of is it a nightmare?????????
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23-09-2005, 09:49 PM
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i've put a 4x4 one on my 2wd and its alot differnt 
hear a pic so you can see the route it takes not the best pic i'll have a look for a better one
hear a pic so you can see the route it takes not the best pic i'll have a look for a better one
24-09-2005, 09:34 AM
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the reason why you needed to weld 3 inch into it isnt beacuse you had a 4WD fitted its because the the down pipe will hit the bottom of the 2 wd gearbox,plus all the exhaust brackets will be in the wrong postion plus the front pipe will hand down really low at not really suitable for speed humps
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thats what i thought but it was offered free,and u gotta love free stuff,,,,,,,will have to wait a few weeks and do it properly.......
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Originally Posted by Pete,RS Specialists
the reason why you needed to weld 3 inch into it isnt beacuse you had a 4WD fitted its because the the down pipe will hit the bottom of the 2 wd gearbox,plus all the exhaust brackets will be in the wrong postion plus the front pipe will hand down really low at not really suitable for speed humps
the car went into graham goodes a standard 3dr and had a brand new in the crate complete with ancilliries 4x4 engine fitted....after coming out with the new engine and the original exhaust,i noticed the extra piece welded in,but im sure there is more differences.
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