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  • [Wanted] Mid silencer exhaust section for a 1.3 Maestro

    Hello,

    Does anyone know where I can obtain a mid section silence exhaust part for a 1.3 Maestro?
    The only ones I can appear to obtain are coming from Europe.
    Thank you.

  • #2
    Is this what you're looking for
    https://www.onlineautomotive.co.uk/c...yABEgLNHfD_BwE
    I've no experience of this seller but worth an ask. At least they give an original part no for compatibility.
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    1993 Rover Montego estate 2.0 LXi

    1987 Austin Montego 1.6L Auto + pas
    1990 Rover Montego estate 1.6LX Auto
    1993 Rover Montego 2.0 SLXi Auto

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    • #3
      Originally posted by zephyr View Post
      Is this what you're looking for
      https://www.onlineautomotive.co.uk/c...yABEgLNHfD_BwE
      I've no experience of this seller but worth an ask. At least they give an original part no for compatibility.
      Hello, thank you for the reply.

      This indeed is what I'm looking for, sadly I checked with the retailer via web chat and they checked with their suppliers. They cannot get hold of it. I'm hoping someone on here might know of a source to get hold of one.

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      • #4
        As your car is a late model with a catalyst, the standard replacement section listed for most Maestros would not fit straight on to it.

        If you are committing to keeping the car long term, you would probably be better off getting a specialist to make one up for you in stainless steel.
        1983 (Y) MG 1600
        1985 MG EFi with digital dash (owned since 1987)
        1987 700 City 1.6 Van
        1988 Tandy camper 2.0D
        1990 Advantage, just 29k on the clock
        1990 Clubman D
        1990 MG 2.0i (spares donor)

        (all Maestros)

        Daily drive: Rover 25 GTi

        Weekend rave: Honda Civic Type R GT

        Current projects: Allegro 1.7HLS, Allegro Equipe

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        • #5
          Originally posted by digital efi View Post
          As your car is a late model with a catalyst, the standard replacement section listed for most Maestros would not fit straight on to it.

          If you are committing to keeping the car long term, you would probably be better off getting a specialist to make one up for you in stainless steel.
          One of the parts companies I enquired with suggested having the part made. It's knowing where one can be made and fitted. Do you know of any places that make custom exhausts in stainless?

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          • #6
            I haven't used this company personally, but I know other classic owners who have done and they have been happy with the work. As it is franchise-based, bear in mind that quality and service levels could vary between different branches

            Longlife Exhausts: https://www.longlife.co.uk/stainless-steel-exhausts
            1983 (Y) MG 1600
            1985 MG EFi with digital dash (owned since 1987)
            1987 700 City 1.6 Van
            1988 Tandy camper 2.0D
            1990 Advantage, just 29k on the clock
            1990 Clubman D
            1990 MG 2.0i (spares donor)

            (all Maestros)

            Daily drive: Rover 25 GTi

            Weekend rave: Honda Civic Type R GT

            Current projects: Allegro 1.7HLS, Allegro Equipe

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            • #7
              Originally posted by digital efi View Post
              I haven't used this company personally, but I know other classic owners who have done and they have been happy with the work. As it is franchise-based, bear in mind that quality and service levels could vary between different branches

              Longlife Exhausts: https://www.longlife.co.uk/stainless-steel-exhausts
              Thank you for the link.
              Your suggestion to get a custom made stainless exhausts is good one. I think that's the route I'm going to take.

              Thank you again

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