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New exhaust

michaelanthony · 2006-01-03 11:32:33

I've the NCT at the end of the month and I've two holes in the exhaust that can't be welded so I've to get a new one. The exhaust that's on it is an aftermarket Jetex one with twin pipes. Should I get the same one new or a standard single tailpipe one. Not sure if the twin ones are allowed any more.

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03-01-2006 12:32pm

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michaelanthony

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I've the NCT at the end of the month and I've two holes in the exhaust that can't be welded so I've to get a new one. The exhaust that's on it is an aftermarket Jetex one with twin pipes. Should I get the same one new or a standard single tailpipe one. Not sure if the twin ones are allowed any more.

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#2 03-01-2006 1:10pm
blastman

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Don't think it matters, really, those ridiculous changes proposed by the now-ex minister were never implemented, as expected.

I presume the twin pipes come out together on the same side of the car? My car's standard exhaust is like that, I doubt if they even bother to check, as long as there aren't any visible holes and it passes the emissions check, you're laughing.

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