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Posted by Bill Davies [Email] (more from Bill Davies) on Mon, 13 Nov 2006 04:20:59
In Reply to: Where can I buy/find a larger downpipe?, Richard Chang, Mon, 13 Nov 2006 04:01:44
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You could try genuinesaab.com for JT products, or of course Jak Stoll for a bespoke downpipe.
The positioning of your catalytic converter is a factor. If you have a later car with the cat in the downpipe you may have to relocate the cat further down the system (which means buying a new one, but you would want 3" anyway) and add in a threaded boss for the second O2 sensor. Maybe Jak can put the cat in the new downpipe to avoid the need for all that. As always, the Search button is your friend.
As I remember, the JT comes with an adaptor flange that connects to the rest of the ?? 62mm system on older turbo cars.
At the manifold end it will fit, though there isn't much clearance - your only real problem is undoing the old nuts without nuking the studs, then finding spanners/wrenches to tighten up the new ones in the restricted space available.
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