Exhaust change - how hard?

coullstar

Active Member
Oct 12, 2007
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Aberdeen
Morning all. Picked up my LCR at the weekend and it has an exhaust fitted that will wake the dead. There is a local guy that Im getting a standard one from and I was just wondering how hard it is to swap from the CAT back?

Do you have to remove any little subframes etc or is it fairly straight forward?

I know everyone will say just get a stainless but I prefer the standard quieter exhaust.
 

PiperRS

Exhaust and Camshafts
If your fitting a cat back then its a nice simple job. No subframe removal.

Only concern is, when we developed our exhausts for these cars the STD system is one piece and had to be cut off the car. Its worth checking with the guy your getting it from, how he removed it. And if he cut it off, does he have an adapter to connect the parts back together. If he did go to the trouble of taking it off in one piece, it would be a hell of a job and best done by a garage.

I hope this helps.

Kind Regards

Garry
Exhaust Sales
 

coullstar

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Oct 12, 2007
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Aberdeen
Ok, I did read that somewhere but he assures me its two piece and will fit together. Still tempted by yours, just not over keen on the tailpipe design.

How quickly can you deliver from receipt of order? I would like to get it done within the week.
 

PiperRS

Exhaust and Camshafts
We have these is stock. If you would like another design, let me know what you want and im sure i can help :)

For a little bit extra, we can put a silencer in the front section. This will make it sound like STD, or very close to anyway.

I hope this is okay.

Kind Regards

Garry
Exhaust Sales
 

Willie

LCR Track car
Aug 6, 2004
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Tail pipe design is very very similar to the standard one
Only difference is that the standard one is two pipes into one at the tail pipe and Piper one is one pipe all the wa through