Empi twin exhaust
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Empi twin exhaust
Anyone tried or have an empi twin exhaust? I'm thinking of fitting one to my van to replace the stock silencer
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Empi = Chinese chocolate.Don't bother you will regret it.
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Yep they are poor quality, corrode through at the bends in a couple of years where the already thin tube has thinned. If you still have the early exhaust keep it, it's a nice big expansion box makes the engine much smoother.
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In 20 years I've never seen an EMPI last long, at least the boxes don't. Bean cans.
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Ah, thanks for that, don't think I'll go for one of those then!
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That said, if you have the early exhaust system, you can fit one of these headers and bolt all manner of cans to it:
https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/Exhausts_Custom" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Good solution if you're on a budget and they do sound great. Opens up the possibility of chrome or even carbon exhausts etc. Thats what I have on mine anyway and it works well, with future cans costing as little as £25 on ebay. I'm always trying to avoid painting myself into a corner when it comes to fitting non-standard parts so I tend to steer towards items that are in plentiful supply and therefore easily and cheaply replaced later on rather than becoming obsolete or horrendously expensive. Stainless is a perfect solution but does come at a price.
https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/Exhausts_Custom" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Good solution if you're on a budget and they do sound great. Opens up the possibility of chrome or even carbon exhausts etc. Thats what I have on mine anyway and it works well, with future cans costing as little as £25 on ebay. I'm always trying to avoid painting myself into a corner when it comes to fitting non-standard parts so I tend to steer towards items that are in plentiful supply and therefore easily and cheaply replaced later on rather than becoming obsolete or horrendously expensive. Stainless is a perfect solution but does come at a price.
Roller paint your camper at home: http://roller.epizy.com/55554/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for MP4 download.