EA81 no Y pipe twin system?
- Tweety
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EA81 no Y pipe twin system?
About to start my EA81 conversion in a few weeks into my trike. Am not desiring to use a "Y" pipe connector under my vehicle. Easier design wise to run each side of the exhaust to the side and under to an approapriate muffler then out.
Problem? Will the subie engine suffer from no Y pipe? Considering it will have to pass an engineer what type of mufflers are recommended that will quieten it enough to get over the line? I do desire twin system for appearance.
Problem? Will the subie engine suffer from no Y pipe? Considering it will have to pass an engineer what type of mufflers are recommended that will quieten it enough to get over the line? I do desire twin system for appearance.
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you can use a similar system to what you have on the VW engine but add a balance pipe between the two exhausts, or find someone to fabricate a set of balanced turbo headers without the up pipe extension and have that run into a single exhaust mounted sideways like the combis.
I was trying to find an example of an exhaust for you but I couldn't find the one I was looking for but however I did find this
http://bb.bbboy.net/vwengineconversions ... &thread=82
have a look about half way down that thread for a set of insane y pipes and lots of other interesting mods to go with an EA81
TOONGA
I was trying to find an example of an exhaust for you but I couldn't find the one I was looking for but however I did find this
http://bb.bbboy.net/vwengineconversions ... &thread=82
have a look about half way down that thread for a set of insane y pipes and lots of other interesting mods to go with an EA81
TOONGA
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thanks guys
ok so it seems the Subie engines need a pipe between them not unlike some old motorcycle engines. That's what I needed to know.
I've copied that odd looking but great exhaust system for my exhaust expert. He can make up some SS radiator pipes at the same time! I'll find an ideal location for the joining pipe underneath.
ok so it seems the Subie engines need a pipe between them not unlike some old motorcycle engines. That's what I needed to know.
I've copied that odd looking but great exhaust system for my exhaust expert. He can make up some SS radiator pipes at the same time! I'll find an ideal location for the joining pipe underneath.
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here is another exhaust system
stolen from here http://bb.bbboy.net/vwengineconversions ... thread=169
it is on an EJ motor but it shows how you can do a dual exhaust with a balance pipe
it is nice and shiny as well
TOONGA
stolen from here http://bb.bbboy.net/vwengineconversions ... thread=169
it is on an EJ motor but it shows how you can do a dual exhaust with a balance pipe
it is nice and shiny as well
TOONGA