Tuning Magneti Marelli "Bombardone" Exhaust
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Tuning Magneti Marelli "Bombardone" Exhaust
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Excellent! I love Magneti Marelli products. They have such a long history with Fiat that its like having 'factory team' performance parts and they always seem to match the character and appearance of the car really well
We have MM exhausts on our 1.2 send TA.
1.2 sounds like a mini Ferrari ; )
We have MM exhausts on our 1.2 send TA.
1.2 sounds like a mini Ferrari ; )
Hmm I like those blacked out lights too... would look nice on my black Abarth! I'm slowly turning into Hotblack Desiato lol
I'm sorry, but no 1.2 sounds like a mini Ferrari.
mm are part if the fiat group, so it's not a case of history, they're owned by them!
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I can dream ; )
Yes, since 1919!!
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What's the need to brake after revving up?....
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True, their quality control is as it was nearly a century ago. I'd never seen a part with machining oil and chips still on it supplied to the customer.
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sounds like a lashing... would sound awesome with the window open...
You've obviously never been to Wetherspoons for a fish supper then
.(Actually their "Fish Friday" offer is pretty good value
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Nice, I prefer Monza, but I'm biased.
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Monza exhaust is made by MM too.
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yes, MM has a good replica of it, less expansive than the original!
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Are the SS exhausts stainless steel though? They didn't used to be when I had my Fiat Coupe.
