Exhaust Parts
An exhaust replacement depends on the vehicle, engine and the part of the system being changed.
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Elbow Exhaust Tip, 101.6mm Inlet, 152.4mm Outlet, 584mm Overall Length, Chrome Turn Down Exhaust Tip with Clamp for Truck/Sedan/Sports Car/SUV, Chrome Structure for High Temperature Resistance
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Elbow Exhaust Tip, 127mm Inlet, 152.4mm Outlet, 584mm Overall Length, Chrome Turn Down Exhaust Tip with Clamp for Truck, Sedan, Sports Car, SUV, Chrome Structure for High Temperature Resistance
Regular price $92.90 AUDRegular priceUnit price per$85.90 AUDSale price $92.90 AUD
An exhaust replacement depends on the vehicle, engine and the part of the system being changed. Pipe diameter is only one measurement: flange position, bends, mounting points and the equipment already fitted also matter. Use this page to organise those details and explore the wider vehicle-parts range when a suitable item is available.
Identify the exact section of the system
A complete system, a muffler and a connecting section are different purchases. Record the vehicle make, model, build year and engine version, then identify the part you need to replace. A similar-looking pipe from another variant may have a different route or attachment point.
Photos of the existing installation can show the location of flanges, hangers and surrounding components. Keep the original part number where available. Those details are more useful than judging a replacement from overall length alone.
Compare connections and clearances
A slip joint and a bolted flange need different mating parts. Compare the stated diameter with the relevant inside or outside measurement, and note whether the product is supplied with gaskets, clamps or mounting hardware. Do not assume those accessories are included.
Bends and mounting positions determine the space around the underside of the vehicle. A part should not need unsafe improvisation to clear nearby components. Qualified fitment is appropriate where changes affect the original layout or vehicle requirements.
Keep noise and emissions requirements separate from appearance
A finish or a larger outlet does not establish road suitability. Exhaust changes can affect noise and emissions equipment, so the applicable vehicle requirements and the intended use need to be confirmed before a modification.
If no suitable exhaust parts are listed, use this guide to prepare your fitment details for a later search. Related vehicle tools and parts may help with a different project; they are not substitutes for the required exhaust component.
Your questions
Can I choose an exhaust by pipe diameter alone?
No. The vehicle and engine version, connection style, bends, hanger positions and required clearances must also match.
Are exhaust parts currently listed here?
Availability is shown in the product selection. If no exhaust parts are listed, keep your vehicle and fitment details ready and explore related categories for other projects.
Guides and product details: NSW vehicle standards information