Range Rover classic exhaust

As Nige was so useful with the Range Rover grille, I suppose I may as well
push my luck a bit, has anyone got an exhaust to fit my Rangie? (classic 3.5
auto EFi)

everything except the back box and o/s downpipe seems to be pretty
knackered, and I know you lot aren't they kind of people to waste good
stuff, so here's an opportunity to make a small amount of money out of me,
and to empty out the shed.


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Pete M - The Corporate Penguin.
Renault Safrane 2.5 Executive *Sold*,
Range Rover Vogue EFI LPG,
Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 *For Sale*
OMF#9

"This is not 'Nam, this is bowling. There are rules"

Pete M wrote:
> As Nige was so useful with the Range Rover grille, I suppose I may as well
> push my luck a bit, has anyone got an exhaust to fit my Rangie? (classic 3.5
> auto EFi)
>
> everything except the back box and o/s downpipe seems to be pretty
> knackered, and I know you lot aren't they kind of people to waste good
> stuff, so here's an opportunity to make a small amount of money out of me,
> and to empty out the shed.
>
>
Try NRP exhausts which are sold through RoversNorth.com however, they
may also be sold by others. I installed one my Disco 1 and have found a
substantial increase in fuel economy. When I can keep my foot from
pressing the gas pedal. It does produce a very deep and melodic tone,
not unlike the '67 Mustang in the movie "Bullitt".

It's completely stainless steel with a polished tip. Very sharp looking.

"Jeffrey S Austin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:mzTag.33224$9c6.23600@dukeread11...
> Pete M wrote:
>> As Nige was so useful with the Range Rover grille, I suppose I may as
>> well
>> push my luck a bit, has anyone got an exhaust to fit my Rangie? (classic
>> 3.5
>> auto EFi)
>>
>> everything except the back box and o/s downpipe seems to be pretty
>> knackered, and I know you lot aren't they kind of people to waste good
>> stuff, so here's an opportunity to make a small amount of money out of
>> me,
>> and to empty out the shed.
>>
>>
> Try NRP exhausts which are sold through RoversNorth.com however, they
> may also be sold by others. I installed one my Disco 1 and have found a
> substantial increase in fuel economy. When I can keep my foot from
> pressing the gas pedal. It does produce a very deep and melodic tone,
> not unlike the '67 Mustang in the movie "Bullitt".
>
> It's completely stainless steel with a polished tip. Very sharp looking.

He's in the UK, as most folk here are!! There are a few Aussies & Kiwi's
too.

Nige

In news:[email protected],
Nige <[email protected]> waffled on in a semi-interesting
fashion, it went something like this;
> "Jeffrey S Austin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:mzTag.33224$9c6.23600@dukeread11...
>> Pete M wrote:
>>> As Nige was so useful with the Range Rover grille, I suppose I may
>>> as well
>>> push my luck a bit, has anyone got an exhaust to fit my Rangie?
>>> (classic 3.5
>>> auto EFi)
>>>
>>> everything except the back box and o/s downpipe seems to be pretty
>>> knackered, and I know you lot aren't they kind of people to waste
>>> good stuff, so here's an opportunity to make a small amount of
>>> money out of me,
>>> and to empty out the shed.
>>>
>>>
>> Try NRP exhausts which are sold through RoversNorth.com however, they
>> may also be sold by others. I installed one my Disco 1 and have
>> found a substantial increase in fuel economy. When I can keep my
>> foot from pressing the gas pedal. It does produce a very deep and
>> melodic tone, not unlike the '67 Mustang in the movie "Bullitt".
>>
>> It's completely stainless steel with a polished tip. Very sharp
>> looking.
>
> He's in the UK, as most folk here are!! There are a few Aussies &
> Kiwi's too.

Indeed I am.

Managed to get a full, mild steel system for £106 quid in the end.


--
Pete M - The Corporate Penguin.
Range Rover Vogue EFI,
Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 *For Sale*
OMF#9

"This is not 'Nam, this is bowling. There are rules"