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Carter Seriously Crusin Dubber

104 posts · joined Oct 2008 ·

#673718
Hey all,

I was just wondering what people's advice / recommendations would be as I want to upgrade from my stock exhaust.

Engine is stock 1600cc pushing a 72' bus. I want to chase a few more horses (know I won't get alot),and also looking for a deeper note, something that sounds nice.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Cheers

Josh

beerdoc Insano Dub Head

838 posts · joined Jul 2004 ·

#673770
Josh

Have just fitted a CSP Python to mine but have not started it yet

Sidewinder sound great and are halve the price as a csp but there are heater box issues and in my opionin are not designed as well
Cheers Doc

reVOLKS at Fyansford Geelong
20th OCT 2007 STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS

beerdoc Insano Dub Head

838 posts · joined Jul 2004 ·

#673772
Cheers Doc

reVOLKS at Fyansford Geelong
20th OCT 2007 STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS

Carter Seriously Crusin Dubber

104 posts · joined Oct 2008 ·

#673838
Wow, that looks really smicko. With the sidewinder you can't keep your heater boxes at all?? or it's just a bit of a dogy fit. Cause I don't really mind getting rid of them haha... chuck some J pipes on or something.

also the python will only fit up to 71', I have a 72🙁 bit upsetting... haha



Cheers

Josh

Kombirod Learner Dubber

11 posts · joined Nov 2007 ·

#693560
I got a set of lowmounts that sound the ducks and kept my heaters intact
Don't drop in, ever!

Jvan Casual Dubber

28 posts · joined Aug 2008 ·

#696224
Oh, Sweet! You've still got the low-mounts Rod.
I sure do miss them.
I do love being able to bolt a stinger on though.

I'm about to install this Bugpack Merged Header, no heat exchangers and gonna be tricky to clear the cross brace.


Ot my old system, Bugpack single quiet pack. No clearance issues, and can run heat exchangers.
1968 Kombi Van, Scuff-Rod Style

shurms Casual Dubber

20 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#703889
Does anyone know much about thunderbird exhaust systems?
Cheers
Dave

67panel Commited Dubber

64 posts · joined May 2008 ·

#706512
Classic Vee dub now also have a Sidewinder exhaust that accomodates heater boxes.
Imagine what you would do if you knew you couldn't fail

trickysimon 100km/h is only 9 seconds away

1,473 posts · joined Dec 2007 ·

#706516
I just bought a sidewinder from classic but unfortunately they only come in 1 5/8 inch. Way too big for a 1600 and prob too big for my 1916 🙄
O well.

flipflopsurfer Seriously Crusin Dubber

172 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·

#709856
You might be better going for the merged 1 3/8 system from CB performance, but on a stock 1600 might be a waste. I'm running a 1 1/2 non merged empi flanged system in my bus. The mufflers are terrible, but headers seems to have lasted very well, 4 years now. I'm using a bugpack mondo muffler, lose a bit of low end, but not reallly noticeable and gain a bit of mid/top.

colonel mustard Son of Jim - Creator of Good

2,829 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#709866
shurms wrote:Does anyone know much about thunderbird exhaust systems?
Cheers
Dave
yeah, peter richards sells them
he is located at south west rocks (is that in sydney??)
ph. 65650067

Jvan Casual Dubber

28 posts · joined Aug 2008 ·

#716856
Mondo Muffler on a merged header.
1968 Kombi Van, Scuff-Rod Style

Jvan Casual Dubber

28 posts · joined Aug 2008 ·

#716860
With Stinger !
1968 Kombi Van, Scuff-Rod Style

greedy53 Bishop of Volkswagenism

3,062 posts · joined Mar 2006 ·

#717186
call westy he makes them and bloody nice
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