exhaust sections.
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- nicstrike
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exhaust sections.
our exhaust is slowly succumbing to old age (& salt laden , damp , cornish air). i've already re-welded the middle & rear boxes around the flanges & flexi section but the end is nigh! the listings i have seen show a 4 section fitment. 2 short front pipes , middle , and rear box. our '96 diesel aft only has 1 long front section though. are these interchangeable? bracket wise etc?
Re: exhaust sections.
You just need to get the 3 piece one like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MAZDA-BONGO-1995- ... 1c1b4be220
Or you could get a full stainless like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT
Hope this helps
Or you could get a full stainless like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT
Hope this helps
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Re: exhaust sections.
Hi, a full stainless would be the best option then no more worrie's on the exhaust front for years to come

Bongo no more........... ;-(
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Re: exhaust sections.
agreed , stainless is the way to go , even though the air down here will even kill that eventually! has anyone any experience with a system like this on a bongo (nvh , performance etc?). my previous experiences with this type of system on other vehicles (though not diesel) have been mixed , although a mate of mine has just fitted a (side exit) stainless system on his t4 and is raving about the perfomance & economy increase , though not at the same time i suspect!!
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Re: exhaust sections.
nicstrike wrote:agreed , stainless is the way to go , even though the air down here will even kill that eventually! has anyone any experience with a system like this on a bongo (nvh , performance etc?). my previous experiences with this type of system on other vehicles (though not diesel) have been mixed , although a mate of mine has just fitted a (side exit) stainless system on his t4 and is raving about the perfomance & economy increase , though not at the same time i suspect!!
Yep Stainless is the way to go if you plan on keeping your Bongo.
I Invested in a stainless full system for mine approx 5 years ago.... and like you I live right by the sea.
Peace of mind regarding the exhaust at every MoT since
20 YEARS BONGO-ING
Black Std 2WD AFT
Now 2001 WHITE V6 Tintop ... 253,000 Km
Black Std 2WD AFT
Now 2001 WHITE V6 Tintop ... 253,000 Km
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Re: exhaust sections.
Several reports of available stainless systems being more noisy, so be aware of that in case that doesn't suite your taste.
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Re: exhaust sections.
that would be my main concern having spent "stainless" money to end up with an "unpleasant" exhaust note. while i love the row that my imprezza makes out of the back end , i dont really want to "chav up" the bongo. a little bit fruity i could handle but i know some systems can really produce some nasty resonance.
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Re: exhaust sections.
I'm about to embark on the stainless exhaust route. Shall be going to South Crofty Tyres on the recommendation of Bongoing Mad Simon on here.
Alison
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Re: exhaust sections.
aaahh yes. i remember from years ago , them doing a build it while you wait service. powerflow kit i think? i would be interested in having a look/listen if you do go for it.





