1991 Turbo factory exhaust system?
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I am trying to piece together a factory exhaust system for my 1991 turbo.
(the car came only with a fabspeed exhaust and i recently purchased what is believed to be a complete factory exhaust system).
Here is the picture of what i got so far.
can anybody tell me what i have and what i might be missing?
(the car came only with a fabspeed exhaust and i recently purchased what is believed to be a complete factory exhaust system).
Here is the picture of what i got so far.
can anybody tell me what i have and what i might be missing?
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Can't see the second exhaust tip for the wastegate.
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You also need a stock drip tank, stock wastegate ($$$$) and the air injection system.
So are you putting this stuff back on your car? If you do you are in for a big disappointment, performance - wise.
So are you putting this stuff back on your car? If you do you are in for a big disappointment, performance - wise.
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I will not be installing the stock exhaust, however I do want it for resale purposes whenever the time comes.
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You have most everything that is critical the drip tanks are around $600 new and you have to buy the drain plug and washer separately. More than likely you will need a number of the oil lines as well but they are not difficult to source when you need them.
I have my original exhaust just in case but plan to leave the B&B and HF turbo in place for now.
I have my original exhaust just in case but plan to leave the B&B and HF turbo in place for now.
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thx guys! ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Im gona box it up and put it away for now.
I would take a stock drip tank, stock wastegate and the air injection system if anybody has one to add to my system.
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Im gona box it up and put it away for now.
I would take a stock drip tank, stock wastegate and the air injection system if anybody has one to add to my system.
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so to update,
my exhaust on my 1991 turbo is 100% stock. Drip tank and wastegate included. (only the tips were fabspeed which are now removed)
i removed my injection system and boxed it. (and now installing a g pipe and cat delete)
everything in the picture is a duplicate of what i already have. I bought it to have as spares.
my exhaust on my 1991 turbo is 100% stock. Drip tank and wastegate included. (only the tips were fabspeed which are now removed)
i removed my injection system and boxed it. (and now installing a g pipe and cat delete)
everything in the picture is a duplicate of what i already have. I bought it to have as spares.