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    Yep the right extractors are worth the money, If you can find a company thet has them as a standard line. unfortunately for a 2004 V8 I'm yet to find that only people that will do custom work and they will charge a fortune.

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    I had HM headers on my Rangie, and I have seen them on 110's also. It is worth paying good $$ for good exhaust headers.

    They are well made and look as though they have good flow characteristics.

    Alternatively, you could try EFI twin outlet manifolds and down pipes from a 3.5 EFI RR. These exit reasonably straight towards the rear, where you can fit a full twin side by side system or get a decent y piece made.
    They flow well too and are much less likely to split and leak like extractors can after heaps of off road work.


    JC

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    jasper110 Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    I had HM headers on my Rangie, and I have seen them on 110's also. It is worth paying good $$ for good exhaust headers.

    They are well made and look as though they have good flow characteristics.

    Alternatively, you could try EFI twin outlet manifolds and down pipes from a 3.5 EFI RR. These exit reasonably straight towards the rear, where you can fit a full twin side by side system or get a decent y piece made.
    They flow well too and are much less likely to split and leak like extractors can after heaps of off road work.


    JC

    so just to make sure, you CAN fit exhaust headers from a classic rangie to a 110.

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    Not so sure, but I have seen that BRAND of extractors on a 110. The cast EFI manifolds Definately fit, and I would say that the twin outlet down pipes would go close also.

    Hope I haven't caused too much confusion.

    JC

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    streaky Guest
    I heard that the 3.9 Disco manufolds are as close as you can get to an extractor pipes second primary pipe. Will they fit inside a Defender rails? I dunno.

    This is my 4.6 and stainless set of headers before it went into the 130. You'll notice it's the 2 into 1 set up and then the 2 single pipes meet before the 'Y' peice..... I didn't use the CATs either...UAE doesn't have the same requirements as UK or Australia.
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