I might have jumped the gun on the single pipe version. Though my Rimmer
Catalog shows a single system that then splits to dual that is designed to be
used with a header that reduces to a single outlet. No single downpipe is
offered though. My apologies.
Shawn J. Loseke
1972 TR6
Fort COllins, CO
>===== Original Message From Don Malling <dmallin@attglobal.net> =====
>Hi Shawn,
>
>Are you sure the Sports exhaust comes in the early single pipe version?
>Moss only shows the dual pipe version, and there is only one Sports
>system listed in the online parts at TRF. I'll call TRF in the am.
>
>Sounds like the Monza's are not very popular.
>
>Don Malling
>
>
>Shawn J. Loseke wrote:
>> Don,
>> If your thinking of non stock exhaust then you might consider the twin
sports
>> system that is readily available. It's constructed of Stainless Steel,
>> available in single or twin pipe and has a very nice tone that falls off
>> nicely when cruising. When I had this system on my stock engine I thought
it
>> sounded great. Loud when your on the pedal, quiets down when your off or
>> holding steady at cruising rpm's. One of the complaints of the Monza is a
>> droning at cruising speed. I have experienced no such droning with the twin
>> sports system on my stock engine or the not-so-stock engine.
>>
>> Just my '02 though...
>>
>> Shawn J. Loseke
>> 1972 TR6
>> Fort Collins, CO
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>===== Original Message From Don Malling <dmallin@attglobal.net> =====
>>>I had thought I would use the stock exhaust system, and therefore was
>>>not paying attention to past discussions on exhaust systems.
>>>
>>>Any comments out there on Monza vs ANSA systems? I understand that ANSA
>>>is no longer available except as NOS.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Don Malling
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