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Replacement Exhaust for later Jimnys
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05 Dec 2011 09:36 #27287
by Baggy
Replacement Exhaust for later Jimnys was created by Baggy
Pal has a 55 plate jimny with the M13A engine and a JB43 coded chassis No and the exhaust suppliers I've tried don't list an exhaust for it.
They have plenty of options re all models earlier than 55 for the G13BB engine but it's the later one I need.
Does anyone know if you can put an earlier pipe on the later engine no cars? or where i can source an aftermarket pipe for a newer model car?
It's a road car and it needs a standard pipe so no suggestions of bike cans an the like
I'm actually going to try welding it up a bit first but need to keep my options open.
Thanks
They have plenty of options re all models earlier than 55 for the G13BB engine but it's the later one I need.
Does anyone know if you can put an earlier pipe on the later engine no cars? or where i can source an aftermarket pipe for a newer model car?
It's a road car and it needs a standard pipe so no suggestions of bike cans an the like
I'm actually going to try welding it up a bit first but need to keep my options open.
Thanks
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