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There's one of this for sale for reasonable money but i'm sure it's for a 318i as it only has a single box not the second box like the 318is should have.
Would it fit and would it have any adverse effects?
318i
http://www.scorpionexhaust.co.uk/ekm...;2]-1944-p.png
318is
http://www.scorpionexhaust.co.uk/ekm...;2]-1954-p.png
edit, the seeing these pics side by side i can now see they're quite different! and the larger bore on the 318is exhaust.
If you are getting a back box you might as well go the whole hog and get a decat or better still get a straight bit of pipe the same diameter, cut out the cat, weld it and drive her on :)
No it will need to be welded. Pipe diameter is smaller.
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Saw you're wagon yesterday comin from salthill, looks great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucifer
One in Galway?
Not a direct bolt on, Will need welding to fit a 318is... It's in decent condition though (Only reason I didn't buy is I want a direct bolt on job)
Seller is fairly sound as I'v bought off him before. (Has a black E36 318is, Dunno if he's on here?)
Is that Shanes old exhaust? @[318 iS Cosmos]Quote:
Originally Posted by RossYB
Nope Chris mine was a Supersprint and it was for a 318iSQuote:
Originally Posted by Chrispyfish
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Never saw you was driving around auto pilot mode. Where was that?Quote:
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Ah you' wouldn't notice my wagon, my mothers 1.6 auto golf!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucifer
The e36 is feeling sorry for itself, racked is frigged, as is a wheel bearing and a seized calliper.
Would the small diameter pipe on the 318i scorpion cause much restriction?
I don't know tbh. I don't know anyone that has done it unfortunately.
I had a 318is that had one welded on, Sold it to BluhBluh on here.