VVTI Exhaust...Different?
#1
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
VVTI Exhaust...Different?
So I am planning on buying an AMuse full titanium exhaust but I just came across the super insanely sick looking Zee's for cheap.....but the thing is both the Amuse and this Zee's are "VVTI model specific." Does anyone know what, if anything, is really different? I plan on going with the VVTI engine eventually but it would suck to buy an exhaust only to have it sit for months while I wait to do my engine swap.
#2
Lexus Test Driver
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: California
Posts: 1,240
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
wow where did you find those exhausts?
im in the opposite area, i wwanna know if a 92-96 exhaust will fit my vvti engine. i cant seem to find any that specifically say 98+.
im in the opposite area, i wwanna know if a 92-96 exhaust will fit my vvti engine. i cant seem to find any that specifically say 98+.
#3
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Cannonbear
wow where did you find those exhausts?
im in the opposite area, i wwanna know if a 92-96 exhaust will fit my vvti engine. i cant seem to find any that specifically say 98+.
im in the opposite area, i wwanna know if a 92-96 exhaust will fit my vvti engine. i cant seem to find any that specifically say 98+.
#4
Lexus Champion
i cant think of a single reason as to why they wouldnt work... nope, not one.
i say buy it, and try it... worst case, you may have to get a shop to modify it a little, or do it yourself, but i dont see that needing to be done.
good luck, and be sure to post pics.
i say buy it, and try it... worst case, you may have to get a shop to modify it a little, or do it yourself, but i dont see that needing to be done.
good luck, and be sure to post pics.
#5
Mortgage Slave
Roo,
Having owned both an earlier twin turbo and now the VVTi single, the ehxuast differences seem to be very minimal. The OEM VVTi exhaust from the Y-split looks a lot like the SC400 compared to the twin turbos, and the front pipe would be different (single forward facing turbo as opposed to the twin facing each other's back converging to a single dump), but the cat. back section should fit fine.
Where do you find these VVTi exhausts? Everywhere I look is non-VVTi compliant.
Having owned both an earlier twin turbo and now the VVTi single, the ehxuast differences seem to be very minimal. The OEM VVTi exhaust from the Y-split looks a lot like the SC400 compared to the twin turbos, and the front pipe would be different (single forward facing turbo as opposed to the twin facing each other's back converging to a single dump), but the cat. back section should fit fine.
Where do you find these VVTi exhausts? Everywhere I look is non-VVTi compliant.
#6
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Soarer_25GTT
Roo,
Having owned both an earlier twin turbo and now the VVTi single, the ehxuast differences seem to be very minimal. The OEM VVTi exhaust from the Y-split looks a lot like the SC400 compared to the twin turbos, and the front pipe would be different (single forward facing turbo as opposed to the twin facing each other's back converging to a single dump), but the cat. back section should fit fine.
Where do you find these VVTi exhausts? Everywhere I look is non-VVTi compliant.
Having owned both an earlier twin turbo and now the VVTi single, the ehxuast differences seem to be very minimal. The OEM VVTi exhaust from the Y-split looks a lot like the SC400 compared to the twin turbos, and the front pipe would be different (single forward facing turbo as opposed to the twin facing each other's back converging to a single dump), but the cat. back section should fit fine.
Where do you find these VVTi exhausts? Everywhere I look is non-VVTi compliant.
I guess I'll pick this thing up then....
Wish I had better pics but this is from the Zee's website:
Isn't it crazy?
Last edited by roo; 02-19-06 at 11:08 AM.
#7
Mortgage Slave
Ahh yep I remember seeing that in the Hyper Rev, hot looking exhaust! I was interested in the normal twin tip, I think it's called the Premium.
EDIT: Found it, the Premium HF.
Very subtle but fills out the bumper quite nicely.
EDIT: Found it, the Premium HF.
Very subtle but fills out the bumper quite nicely.
Last edited by BLK13X; 02-19-06 at 01:31 PM.
Trending Topics
#8
Lexus Test Driver
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: California
Posts: 1,240
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally Posted by roo
In Japan.....alot of the good exhausts are "VVTI version" so you should have no problem rocking one with your setup. What exhaust are you currently running?
edit- just saw that you have "connections" lol, PM'd ya!
#9
Lexus Test Driver
for a good single exhaust get a wisesports Beseige R in full stainless its about 795 shipped from http://www.memoryfab.net
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post