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'85 308 exhaust, where to buy (new or used, oem or aftermarket)?

Discussion in '308/328' started by Veleno, Nov 6, 2010.

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  1. Veleno

    Veleno Rookie

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    #1 Veleno, Nov 6, 2010
    Where can I purchase either a new or used OEM or aftermarket exhaust? I was hoping that there would be a classifieds section on here but not luck. Anyone selling? Thanks in advance for any help.
     
  2. Iain

    Iain F1 Rookie

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    #2 Iain, Nov 6, 2010
    Ebay is your best bet

    (I bought an OEM 328 exhaust of Ebay a few months ago for next to nothing :D )
     
  3. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

    Dr Tommy Cosgrove Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #3 Dr Tommy Cosgrove, Nov 6, 2010
    What part?

    The whole thing or just the muffler?
     
  4. Declan1

    Declan1 Karting

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    #4 Declan1, Nov 6, 2010
    Search archives for "Magnaflow" and have a dual or single box system built locally (create a job) for a fraction of the price of the pretty ones. Lots of good reading on this subject. Keep your OEM system. Good luck and thank you to all F-chat members and the how to posts.
    Priceless.

    Superformance has the least expensive (euro) stainless steel exhaust box I have found for £575 and to create a true dual system the long link pipe £195, short link pipe £149, would be needed plus shipping from UK. Non Cat System

    Larini sport system listed for £1310.82 and test pipe (non cat) for £130.36 plus shipping.

    Nouvalari will build you one for $1650 free shipping.

    Ebay has numerous systems from $1900 - $2600 plus shipping.

    You get the idea, have one built and save the extra cash.
     
  5. mclaudio

    mclaudio Formula 3

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    #5 mclaudio, Nov 6, 2010
    Euro or US?
     
  6. judge4re

    judge4re F1 World Champ

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    #6 judge4re, Nov 6, 2010
    Rutlands has several in stock.
     
  7. chrismorse

    chrismorse Formula 3

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    #7 chrismorse, Nov 7, 2010
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    One of the first things i wanted to do when i got my 77 ws to get rid of the heavy, ugly, heavy, restrictive, heavy pos "thermal reactor" that came on the car.
    I choked at the prospect of installing a Tubi for 10% of the car's purchase price and i had a lot of things i wanted to update, so i had a local exhaust shop do a custom set up with a flowmaster dual inlet and dual outlet. It was a bit loud, so i had twin resonator tips installed. The tec also installed a stainless heat shield and a couple of shields above the rear suspension bushings.

    Cost: $650

    Before you change from stock, i would strongly advise you to drive in a similar car with the proposed system installed. Many are cool sounding but would be unbearable on trips - something to think about. (my wife wears ear plugs when we cruise).

    The photo is before we pulled the muffler to do ahigh heat paint job.

    HTH,
    chris
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