1972 VW Super Beetle w/ Tri-Mil 2 tip exhaust

Driving my '72 SB with a Tri-Mil two-tip euro exhaust.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 1972
• VW
• volkswagen
• super
• beetle
• bug
• tri-mil
• euro
• exhaust
• muffler
• loud
• 1600
• 1302s
• 1302

[skrapmetal]

im thinking about getting one of these. is it ceramic coated? if so, how did it hold up? also, how did it fit? with or without heat risers? thanks!

[lazyidiot]

@skrapmetal I bought mine unfinished and painted it myself with some high heat paint, but in retrospect it would be more worth your money to just get the ceramic coated version. It fit great on my car, a stock 1600 DP, and it comes with the option to use heat risers, but you have to drill out the holes yourself, no big deal

[xadriannn]

yoo, are those raingutter or q towers. looks like the raingutters but sort of looks low like q towers.

[lazyidiot]

@xadriannn they're Yakima 1A Raingutter towers

[R3dDi3se1]

where do i get one of these exhausts, do they fit 1300? and how much =P

[lazyidiot]

@R3dDi3se1 I got mine from Pacific Customs, the unpainted/unfinished version for $90. In retrospect, I probably should have gone with the ceramic coated version. And it says it should fit a 1300...

[Cptheadstomp420]

i think the video would be better if some black guy ran off with your camera when you drove off

[thejustingolembiesky]

there's something about this super that makes me want to cream.

[skrapmetal]

@lazyidiot I have a stock 1600 also... did you notice any increase/decrease in performance?

[JasonSpiffy]

@Cptheadstomp420 I was thinking the same thing just not with the colorful description!

[lazyidiot]

@R3dDi3se1 I got mine from Pacific Customs, the unpainted/unfinished version for $90. In retrospect, I probably should have gone with the ceramic coated version. And it says it should fit a 1300...