extractors

bigbruvabob Officially Full-On Dubber

216 posts · joined Jul 2003 · 6 Dec 2003, 10:21 am

#118733

hi there my muffler took a hit and is now backfiring like a biartch so i think its time to update my exhaust. looking for extractors and exhaust. its going on a bog stock 1600(good nick) in my girlfriends car can any one recomend a type and were to source in melb. would like to retain twin pipes style . dont need heaters as moving to west oz in near future. if i change exhaust will i need to adjust carbie (34 pict) cheers. Might by two as im building a hotty for my bug so better perf end of range will be considered.

Craig Torrens 6 times Australian, 7 times State Hillclimb Class Champion

8,040 posts · joined Jan 2003 · 6 Dec 2003, 7:40 pm

#118805

Thunderbird extractors are good, doesn't have the "twin outlet" though, instead it has a hotdog muffler with single outlet. And yes you will need to "jet" up your carbie, usually one jet size, otherwise you will burn exhaust valves.

70AutoStik Insano Dub Head

730 posts · joined Aug 2002 · 6 Jan 2004, 1:55 am

#126615

Try one of your local guys, eg VolksPower: a set of bugpack extractors should set you back less than a stocker... You prolly won't need to re-jet with a stock 34 and filter as they're pretty rich to start.

If you do move west, cruise down South Tce in Freo and pay Kurt a visit...

lugnuts Custom Title Time!

1,070 posts · joined Aug 2002 · 6 Jan 2004, 12:16 pm

#126714

How bout this one dude http://photo.starblvd.net/Silver77/6-3-2-1071870537?m=0&pg=5&ro=2&co=1 :thumb

ahemizm Learner Dubber

18 posts · joined Oct 2003 · 17 Jan 2004, 8:47 pm

#130454

where do u reckon u could get that exhaust from?

1973 L w/ t-bird extractors