Double Exhaust Question.

[goz_83]

I would love to get another exhaust end on the other side of the car. I really like the symmetrical look, but is this a big hassle to get done? Anyone here have this done? I am hoping it's just a case of having another piece of pipe joined to the back bockbox and a matching tip welded on, but I know nothing about how it's actually done.

[Bernard]

There's a few on here with it, you'd be looking at a replacement from the cat back.
Blueflame quads are the most common but when I checked the usual websites they don't seem to be listed anymore.
You might have better luck, failing that I'd say a custom one would be the way to go.
http://www.souhan.ie/

Personally I'm not gone on the quads, I'd prefer a single oval exit at each side.

[goz_83]

I do prefer the quads. What I might do, is get the bumper prepared to take another tip, but I am not sure I'll be in any rush to get it done. I do want it done properly, but I want to keep the cost down. It may help if I don't need a full system replacement from the cat back.

[Sebastian]

TopMix spoiler looks the biz

[Dragonheart]

I wouldn't get the bumper done just to take the exhaust unless you're putting it in there. Personally I like the symmetrical look as well, a matching exhaust on the other side of the car suits the look, whatever car it may be, but a hole with no exhaust doesn't suit it. Thats just me though.

[goz_83]

TopMix spoiler looks the biz

The top mix spoiler will be going more than likely.


I wouldn't be putting a lip on the rear bumper, so there won't be a noticeable hole, just the little piece cut out.

[holio]

Id hold off cutting holes in the bumper untill you actually get the exhaust sorted. You see the odd car going around with the rear bumpers designed for an exhaust tip either side but they only have the single exhaust on it and i think it looks horrendous. Then again i think the smallest scratch on a car throws the look and lines to it completely off.