I need help with a new exhaust on my 2000 jetta
#1
I need help with a new exhaust on my 2000 jetta
Hi, i wanna replace my exhaust system with an aftermarket one so i can get a nice deeper sound from my 2.slow 2000 jetta.
I was wondering if i could just somehow do it for real cheap and easy with bolt ons? or do i have to do welding?
And if i get a whole exhaust system, is it hard to install? Like im mostly worried about installation around the headers.
Btw, links to guides or links to good deals would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I was wondering if i could just somehow do it for real cheap and easy with bolt ons? or do i have to do welding?
And if i get a whole exhaust system, is it hard to install? Like im mostly worried about installation around the headers.
Btw, links to guides or links to good deals would be appreciated.
Thanks.
#7
RE: I need help with a new exhaust on my 2000 jetta
well I don't have a turbo, so I think it made sense for me to do cat-back system, but I'm sure once I get a turbo I'm forced to do the whole downpipe, everything...right? Just thought I'd slide my own question in, hope ya don't mind...
#9
RE: I need help with a new exhaust on my 2000 jetta
ORIGINAL: SwedishGP
Bagel: Yes turbo back is the way to go, same size all the way back, including a monolithic cat which is higher flow and keeps those pesky smog guys off your ****...
Clash: Turbo or not you will still have to get welding done, depending on the size there is quite a difference, but if you just want sound and not alot of performance go with a rear section only. Cheapest by far
Bagel: Yes turbo back is the way to go, same size all the way back, including a monolithic cat which is higher flow and keeps those pesky smog guys off your ****...
Clash: Turbo or not you will still have to get welding done, depending on the size there is quite a difference, but if you just want sound and not alot of performance go with a rear section only. Cheapest by far
and if i get a stainless rear, then is it hard to weld regular metal to stainless?
also, can i buy something like this? is this what ur talking about?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-N1-...ayphotohosting
#10
RE: I need help with a new exhaust on my 2000 jetta
NO NO NO!! Total rice can!! No an actual muffler not a rice can..this is German not Asian. If all you care about is sound then get a Magnaflow muffler. Cut the old muffler off and weld in the new one.
Swedish, I don't have a turbo, so why would I do a turbo back exhaust???
Swedish, I don't have a turbo, so why would I do a turbo back exhaust???