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Tuning Ragazzon Exhaust.
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Tuning Ragazzon Exhaust.
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OOOOOO nice.... Tempted to get one for the Twinair. More noise wouldn't hurt right ��.
While we're on the subject of exhausts I've only just noticed the twin air has no backbox......
While we're on the subject of exhausts I've only just noticed the twin air has no backbox......
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The TwinAir has a big middlebox, the 1.2 ltr has no middle box.
You need the front pipe of the 1.2 ltr and this backbox to make it fit.
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The TwinAir has a big middlebox, the 1.2 ltr has no middle box.
You need the front pipe of the 1.2 ltr and this backbox to make it fit.
Unless it's a panda that had come out in past 3 months. The new 1.2's have no back box, only a middle one!
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That would mean they use mostlikely the same exhaut on all models.
Cost reduction in exhaust department.
Cost reduction in exhaust department.
That would mean they use mostlikely the same exhaut on all models.
Cost reduction in exhaust department.
....except the TA 4x4, which only has a back-box, mounted transversely. I too would quite like a little more rasp to the exhaust and some of the 500 TA's on YouTube with cheeky replacements sound quite good. Not sure I need to commission a custom back-box fabrication just yet, but if done properly with bolt-up flanges, I could always quickly switch back to the original if I needed.....
.... bugger, that's started me off on a track I didn't need on a Monday - was adamant that I didn't want to modify this one too much
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I don't know about this.
I like the quit sound when cruising the highway, don't want a exhaust drone or noisy exhaust.
I like the quit sound when cruising the highway, don't want a exhaust drone or noisy exhaust.
