1986 Toyota Corolla AE82 TWINCAM Varex Muffler ThomFlan's

Just taking a drive while explaining a little about my car and my Varex Exhaust system

It has Hurricane extractors, a high-flow cat, 2.5 inch straight-through with a 19" resonator and finishes up at a Varex Muffler, I forgot to mention in the video I've also put a heavy duty clutch in it.

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[JxPhan]

i thought 1986 corollas were rwd?

[thomflan]

@JxPhan Lol, there were more than one Corolla in production in 1986 lol, Fwd single cam hatchback, Fwd liftback, Fwd sedan, Fwd twincam and singlecam Sprinter (coupe, the one you're thinking of), RWD twincam coupe (the actual one you're thinking of) and then there's the one in this video lol, plus probably more.

[driftking9293]

sweet noise

AE82 have catalyst?

[thomflan]

@driftking9293 do you mean catalytic converter, and yes as I said in the vid, I've got a high-flow cat.

[HoschtonBoy]

That is one cool ride, I like it!

[thomflan]

@HoschtonBoy Thanks mate, I've had my fair share of fun in it, they're getting a little old now though...

[thomflan]

@WarlDogg Lol, yeah they can be cheap, but yeah 650 that's a good deal

[WarlDogg]

sold one of these years ago for 300 bucks, was very upset to see it go but it had nothing worth resurrecting. then a month or so ago i found one with a 4agze in it for 650 bucks it now runs but no rego

[nelzxws]

@thomflan

thanks man

[thomflan]

@nelzxws as I said in the video) I had the whole exhaust done by Menatwork Exhausts Capalaba, QLD, he himself ordered the Varex in and guarentees his own exhausts for 2 years, Ebay does sell them as well and diameter sizes are as per product code (example mine was VMK15-250(the 250 standing for 2.5", my exhaust is 2.5" all the way down)), for more info go to the xforce website, hope I helped :)