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Age: 37 Posts: 290 Joined: 10th May 2006 Ride: 5 Spd EA Wagon, 5 spd EF Fairmon Location: Melbourne |
Hello
I have an EA Wagon, and an EF Sedan. I have a spare exhaust off the wagon, which is a 2.5inch lukey system, and the rear has no muffler. The fairmont has a 2.5 inch 'sports' exhaust (which is quiet as a mouse).. i was wondering if anyone knows if the lukey rear section should go onto the EF??? Cheers David
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i'd have too say no diff weel base i think im not much help but its what i thing
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Age: 37 Posts: 290 Joined: 10th May 2006 Ride: 5 Spd EA Wagon, 5 spd EF Fairmon Location: Melbourne |
as far as i know, the center section is where the difference in length is.. i just wanted to conferm this with people before i tore off the old one.. lol..
Cheers David
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wagon tailpipe is different to sedan tailpipe as wagon has leaf spring and sedans have coil spring..
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Age: 37 Posts: 290 Joined: 10th May 2006 Ride: 5 Spd EA Wagon, 5 spd EF Fairmon Location: Melbourne |
ah, ok
So there is a difference. Thanks for the replys. Cheers David
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