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Exhaust

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/97480/exhaust

homer ·

Does anyone know where i can get a stainless steel gt exhaust (besides classic veedub).

tar76 ·

Try some of the site sponsors

vw54 ·

VVDS at Campsie 9789-1777

LIFE IN THE LOW LANE ·

Gee burchill your slipping!! Took you over 12 hours to respond lol

homer ·

VVDS does not have one.

vw54 ·

Whats a GT exhaust

what are you fitting it too

Vintage speed are the best for sound n quality

vw54 ·

Gee burchill your slipping!! Took you over 12 hours to respond lol
come on LOW LANE if yr gunna take the PISS

S P E L l me name right will yar
i dont mind but s P e L l me name right for F*)* sake

and come up with something more origional

68AutoBug ·

homer wrote:Does anyone know where i can get a stainless steel gt exhaust (besides classic veedub).
what does a GT exhaust look like?

a normal VW muffler with two large pipes or 4 large pipes??

try Vollks.com.au
Mick motors..
ClassicVeeDub Kirrawee

LEE

ian.mezz ·

ceramic coated is better it wont go brown and you can polish it to keep it nice n shiny

66deluxe ·

Vintage speed is good but the droning sound is getting to me.

sander288 ·



This is a GT Exhaust; I think it is more restrictive than an extractor with a phat boy unless you open up the tailpipes pipes but then it's louder again! Certainly less restrictive than the stock muffler though (not hard)



I have one on my 1300 for now because it has the best ground clearance of any muffler going (even vintage speed). If your using the pre-heat of the manifold then the holes are already punched through; but if your not you'll need to block them off or have them removed and welded up.

I did get mine from Classic Vee Dub; I walked into the shop and bought it 😁

sander288 ·

http://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/viewtopic.php?tid=76810&page=1

Old thread about this exhaust

scot70wagon ·

i think you might like to choose an alternative as the noise from that one is a bit of a shocker.

Special Air Service ·

I dont mind the noise form mine actually, been trying to find another myself & have not been able to find them on the internet anywhere. Only ones I have been able to find are the regular steel jobbies. Cant quite remember if I got my first one from classicveedub or from Richard at V Force.

Anyone got an old one sitting in their shed?

Cheers
Brendan

sander288 ·

I used to have a steel EMPI one on my bug for years but got rid of it when I moved to Armidale and pre-heat was an issue; I never had a problem with the noise.



The stainless version fits and looks 10 times better than the normal version; no burnt paint smell either!

Special Air Service ·

Found some in Germania


http://shop.hoffmann-speedster.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/395_1530_1536/products_id/14526

Uber Kafer ·

ian.mezz wrote:ceramic coated is better it wont go brown and you can polish it to keep it nice n shiny
other people might say that ceramic coated is 'different' ...
Whether its better than stainless steel is subjective.

As for going brown, well, I've seen more complaints about it going shades of blue near the exhaust ports. And that comment is fair enough if appearance is a criteria.
But if its a non-corroding un-coated material you are seeking, then stainless fits the bill. Anyway, the man asked for a supplier, thats all.