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mactraveler
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 Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 8:40 am Post subject: Unknown muffler |
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Hey just wondering what this muffler goes to? I gave the guy 10$ for it, but come to find out the exhaust was on the wrong side. The apron on my bus has the hole on the left. I have the correct one now but just wondering so I can sell it.
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Culito
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| Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 11:27 am Post subject: |
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Get that thing off the carpet!!!
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mactraveler
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 Yeah my wife wasn't at home when I took the picture |
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krusher
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bay window.
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| Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 10:38 am Post subject: |
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| Culito wrote: |
| Get that thing off the carpet!!! |
It was either the carpet or the Stickley. |
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busdaddy
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Not baywindow, what's it measure across the flanges? 40hp or 15-1600?
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mactraveler
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| Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 4:46 pm Post subject: |
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It definetly fits a 1600, because I actually put it on. Then I went to put the apron on and noticed the exhaust hole on the wrong side!  |
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Culito
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| It definetly fits a 1600, because I actually put it on. Then I went to put the apron on and noticed the exhaust hole on the wrong side! |
Early bay?
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busdaddy
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Early bays all have the apron cutout on the left, just like a splitty, the only difference is the actual tailpipe tip is flat instead of tweaked down to clear the bumper.
Very odd.
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mactraveler
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| Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 7:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Maybe there is a strange and unusual parts forum here on the samba? |
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big bus mike
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| Early bays all have the apron cutout on the left, just like a splitty... |
Really? From the classifieds:
I've seen mufflers like the one mentioned installed on UK market late (73-79) bays with 1600's. |
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my65vert
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kinda fixed it for you.
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busdaddy
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Dammit you're right Mike, been mixing too many models lately and they are all blurring together  , but the bay pipe usually comes out the left side. I wonder why the outlet moved on the later 1600 ones if that is what it's for? longer tailpipe for more torque?
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big bus mike
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| Dammit you're right Mike, been mixing too many models lately and they are all blurring together , but the bay pipe usually comes out the left side. I wonder why the outlet moved on the later 1600 ones if that is what it's for? longer tailpipe for more torque? |
I'm betting it was a mix-up in the manufacturing process. Something like how the company that makes "pringles" potato chips was a tennis ball company that got a wrong shipment... |
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mactraveler
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Pierre G
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Pretty close, but the pipe is still on the wrong hole ?
http://www.serial-kombi.com/volkswagen-combi-bay-w...35608.html
I'd say late bay like Mike said, and yes, probably UK spec... Because euro non-UK spec late bays (1600) have a one piece pipe, unlike the '71 and earlier. Mactraveler, what's the name on the muffler ? Ernst ? Leistritz ?
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| I'm betting it was a mix-up in the manufacturing process. Something like how the company that makes "pringles" potato chips was a tennis ball company that got a wrong shipment... |
That's because the dudes at the Pringle factory are "Laid Back"....
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Hedberg was a funny funny dude. 
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mactraveler
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What I can make out on this muffler, is that it is a Leistritz and made in West Germany. This is what it says on it.....
kpz KBA 20025
Made in W.-Germany
B Nr 761.0666 4 88
VW22-28
Leistritz Nbg. |
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Clara 
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I heard those were for industrial engines.
I've seen one from time to time.
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