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Hey guys, bought a supra 2 months ago. First time I owned a supra. She is a n/a. She failed mot. The mot station said that the exhaust is TOO LOUD. So we lifted her up and the exhaust is still stock TILL the 2nd cat (or box or something). After the 2nd cat previous owner made a straight 3" pipe till the end. The 3" pipe he installed after the 2nd cat or whatever it is, is pretty much corroded and have about 5-8 small holes in it. The mot station said that he cant perform emission test because of holes.

 

Any suggestions? Can i find the part of the exhaust from the 2nd cat till the end. The original part of the exhaust is still in good condition and not corroded (that is from manifold till the 2nd cat/box )

 

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Get the 3inch section chopped off and replaced....or see if you can get it welded?

 

Thats what I was thinking but am afraid that she will fail emission test then :S

 

As far as I am concerned she has not been suped up in any way except for a hks mushroom induction filter ... Anyways its not like you can supe up much an N/A without installing turbo.

 

You think she will pass without the 3rd muffler/cat .. dont know what it is. Do you think she will still pass the noise test if i remove the corroded piece and install a 2.5 or 2" straight pipe?

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Well i would have thought it would quieten it down a bit not having holes in it yes. As has been mentioned it may be time to consider a new exhaust entirely. There are only 2 cats on a supe, and since it's an na they do like abit of backpressure rather than a totally freeflowing exhaust.

 

If it was me i'd probably go for a new cat back exhaust, you can still get ones that are loud and should pass your tests, just won't be as defeaning as your current one must be.

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yeah its missing that back box (silencer) but has got both cats in.... if i remove the straight pipe and weld another straight pipe with about 2.5" diameter. Do you think it will pass emission and noise test?

 

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yeah its missing that back box (silencer) but has got both cats in.... if i remove the straight pipe and weld another straight pipe with about 2.5" diameter. Do you think it will pass emission and noise test?

 

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Not many exhausts out there without a silencer bud. :blink:

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Hey guys, bought a supra 2 months ago. First time I owned a supra. She is a n/a. She failed mot. The mot station said that the exhaust is TOO LOUD. So we lifted her up and the exhaust is still stock TILL the 2nd cat (or box or something). After the 2nd cat previous owner made a straight 3" pipe till the end. The 3" pipe he installed after the 2nd cat or whatever it is, is pretty much corroded and have about 5-8 small holes in it. The mot station said that he cant perform emission test because of holes.

 

Any suggestions? Can i find the part of the exhaust from the 2nd cat till the end. The original part of the exhaust is still in good condition and not corroded (that is from manifold till the 2nd cat/box )

 

Thanks

 

Actually, how can you fail on noise when bikes are far louder?

I'm not sure you can. All I've ever heard of is rules for racetracks.

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