fitting exhaust

[Ibiza_Rik]

ok, am looking at a duel exit exhaust just now, its currently on a VTR, how much work would it be to fit onto my furio??
cheers

[Bakes_vtr]

full system, cat back or backbox?

[Ibiza_Rik]

its a peco full stainless, cat back.
cheers

[DarylVTR]

do it yourself honestly so easy get the car up on ramps and its a piece of piss! It just involves undoing a few clamps and rubbers and putting new 1 on in its place. U maybe need to loose the spare wheel and make a hanger for right hand side thou but thats easy enough.


Garage will prob change you about £80 to fit it, as apposed to about £10 it will cost you in parts.

all ull neeed is 2 exhaust clamps (lipped type)
and exhaust paste and a exhaust fixing from halfords which is like a small rubber ring and cable ties.

[Bakes_vtr]

as DarylVTR said, as long as the exhuast is made to fit your car then you should have no problems doing it yourself! even if you have never done anything like this before!

IMO it will be good to do it yourself, if stuff goes wrong in the future, you have a better idea of how to fix it! plus it will save you a pretty penny too smileys/smiley4.gif

[ChrisJ]

Yep, vtr and furio system are the same (i think), so no modifications will be required, apart from the obvious ones which were mentioned earlier

[Ibiza_Rik]

ah right sweet smileys/smiley17.gif
well will have to save up my pennies and try my hand at it, thanks for the advice smileys/smiley17.gif

[samcook]

yeh my exhaust was off a vtr and ive got it on my furio now,had no prblems with fitment and yeh its easy to fit i did mine myself and i hadnt fitted an exhaust before!!

[badboyben88]

same mate should fix straight on

[DAZ1985]

FURIO, VTR and VTS all fit each other.

Differences start when you fit a MK1 exhaust (CAT under the car) to a MK2 with the CAT on the manifold. Then you need a DE-CAT pipe off the MK1 and fit it in to fill the gap.

Mines off a VTS and i jus needed the De-cat pipe t make it reach.