 Ansa muffler suitability on a 76 2.0, Differences between the dual and quad tip system? |
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| ndtman |
 Jun 28 2012, 10:02 AM
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I need to replace the rusted out muffler on my 76 2.0, and have been considering the Ansa mufflers, primarily due to affordability. I note that the vendor websites indicate that my car would use the dual tip system, exiting from the left. However, I see that there are quad-tip Ansa mufflers for sale by individuals that (I think) would also bolt right in. I like the looks of the quad-tips, but am not positive that they would fit, since the vendors don't specify them for this car.
My car is missing the rear valance, and I was wondering if the 1976 valance only had a cutout on the left side. Would a different valance be needed? I would prefer a quiet muffler over a loud one, if that makes a difference. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance. Jerry |
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ndtman Ansa muffler suitability on a 76 2.0 Jun 28 2012, 10:02 AM
steuspeed Mine is a 2.0 73. It came with a quad tip from Pe... Jun 29 2012, 08:13 PM  |
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