Saloon or traveller exhaust on a van?

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leyther8008
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Saloon or traveller exhaust on a van?

Post by leyther8008 »

Has anybody ever done it? an extra hole in the rear cross member should do for a rear hanger.
The reason being I've got hold of a LCB manifold and need a big bore exhaust to go with it and cant find a van one anywhere (unless you know different).
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Post by mike.perry »

I had a 3 branch manifold and a Burgess exhaust system which ran straight out the back on my van. Sounded great!
I don't know why Minor van exhausts come out the side, nothing else does.
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Post by aupickup »

it was an old road bylaw in the early days for small vans to havethe exhaust exiting from the side

dont know why tho sorry
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Post by MarkyB »

I've run the exhaust out the back on a van.
It nearly gassed me :( .
Nice and quiet unlike the standard set up but the exhaust gasses got trapped in the vortex that follows a van then they found their way into the interior via poor rear door seals.
It doesn't seem to affect travellers that I've driven but something to be aware of.
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Post by bmcecosse »

It did with my Taveller - until I fitted a short stainless extension to the tail-pipe to take the gases further back !
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