2011/05/14 20:17:45
smallvan
Between a 1.6 and 2 ltr muffler for a van
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FORD-ESCORT-MKII-PANEL-VAN-2-0L-1977-ON-REAR-MUFFLER-/320695162238?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4aaaebd57e
2011/05/14 20:36:02
BrandonC
Intake and exhaust on a 2l is on the other side to a 1600.

So on the 1600 the exhaust come out the left side, and at the rear on the car sticks out on the left, with a 2l its on the driver side, and sticks out on the drivers side.

Doubt it would fit without modification.

Brandon.
2011/05/14 20:50:29
smallvan
Thanks
2011/05/14 21:49:50
Escortpower
quote:
Originally posted by BrandonC

Intake and exhaust on a 2l is on the other side to a 1600.

Correct
quote:

So on the 1600 the exhaust come out the left side, and at the rear on the car sticks out on the left, with a 2l its on the driver side, and sticks out on the drivers side.


Incorrect, the 2L engine pipe crosses just near the gearbox crossmember then I think you will find the rear section is the same. 1.6L or 2L.

Craig.
2011/05/15 09:19:47
BrandonC
quote:
Originally posted by Escortpower

quote:
Originally posted by BrandonC

Intake and exhaust on a 2l is on the other side to a 1600.

Correct
quote:

So on the 1600 the exhaust come out the left side, and at the rear on the car sticks out on the left, with a 2l its on the driver side, and sticks out on the drivers side.


Incorrect, the 2L engine pipe crosses just near the gearbox crossmember then I think you will find the rear section is the same. 1.6L or 2L.

Craig.
Ahh yess! sorry thats right, cause trhe drop tanks offset to the right and you wont fit a muffler there. Sorry about that.
2011/05/15 10:31:47
gtv6capri
I bought a 1600 muffler section to replace a 2lt one for RWC and found the internal diameters to be different I had to get the 16oo section flared 1/4 of an inch

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