has anyone here fitted a ragazzon opf-delete? I bought one used, but using the stock gaskets it blows by on both ends (cat and muffler side). which gaskets would work to seal it properly? thx! previous owner says it worked fine with the stock gaskets, but looking at the flange on cat side, there has been a blow-by as well:
GR Yaris EC/ECE approved exhausts
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hierros
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Anyone has tried the Bastuck one? Doesn't sound half bad!
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TOYOTA GR Yaris desde 2020: SISTEMA DE ESCAPE DEPORTIVO - BASTUCK & Co. GmbH - ES
Con el GR Yaris, Toyota pone la deportividad absolutamente en el punto de mira. Su rendimiento y agilidad nos proporcionan una base perfecta para el desarrollo de un sistema de escape deportivo BASTUCK a juego.
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So summary, none of the exhausts of MK1 will fit MK2. As tips are this much further apart, I'm guessing mounting points are also different.
Mounting points could be the same really, hard to tell without direct comparison of both cars next to each other on a lift, but the exhaust sections are different length up to atleast the downpipe for sure, looking only at the Microcat exhaust diagram.
Considering the remarks in the reviews that the sound is also different/better, I'm guessing the muffler is different as well (it's also very visible from the rear, I hope they used a less rusty material?)
Michael Knight
Totally Hooked
the mounting of opf back has changed in mk2, not sure if it fits with mk1 exhaust though.
this is what mk2 center pipe to cat back hanger + mount look like.
Michael Knight
Totally Hooked
the sound difference or improvement comes from the active sound enhancement that is better done in mk2.
