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FUJITSUBO Legalis K Exhaust For MH22S Wagon R Stingray DI 2WD (5-inch) 450-80261

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FUJITSUBO Legalis K Exhaust For MH22S Wagon R Stingray DI 2WD (5-inch) 450-80261Brand FUJITSUBO Series Name Legalis K Product Number 450 80261 Compatible Car MH22S Wagon R Stingray DI 2WD (5 inch) Compatible Model M2009S Wagon R RR 2WD RR DI 2WD (3 inch) Body Type: ABA M2009S CBA M2009S engine model: K6A Year: 2004. 12 ~ 2005. 09 M2009S Wagon R RR DI 2WD (4 inch) Body Type: CBA M2009S engine model: K6A year: 2005. 09 ~ 2007. 05 M2010S wagon R RR DI 2WD (5 inch) body type: CBA M2010S engine model: K6A year: 2007. 05 ~ 2008. 09

Brand
FUJITSUBO
Series Name
Legalis K
Product Number
450-80261
Compatible Car
MH22S Wagon R Stingray DI 2WD (5-inch)
Compatible Model
M2009S Wagon R RR 2WD · RR-DI 2WD (3-inch) Body Type: ABA-M2009S · CBA-M2009S engine model: K6A Year: 2004.12 ~ 2005.09 M2009S Wagon R RR-DI 2WD (4-inch) Body Type: CBA- M2009S engine model: K6A year: 2005.09 ~ 2007.05 M2010S wagon R RR-DI 2WD (5-inch) body type: CBA-M2010S engine model: K6A year: 2007.05 ~ 2008.09 M2010S wagon R Stingray DI 2WD (4-inch) body type : CBA-M2010S engine model: K6A year: 2007.02 ~ 2007.05 M2010S wagon R Stingray DI 2WD (5-inch) body type: CBA-M2010S engine model: K6A year: 2007.05 to 2008.09
Remarks
Detailed data is that of the RR-DI (3-inch)
Exit shape
96 Ã_ 91Ï_ round Oval slash
Pipe diameter
38.1Ï_-50.8Ï_
Minimum ground clearance
Roof height 1637mm (car verification 1630mm) measured in the car, 165mm at the rear muffler rear
Accessories list
Ring gasket Ã_ 1 M10 Ã_ 20 flange bolts and nuts set Ã_ 2 hanging rubber Ã_ 1
Intermediate acceleration
Stock: 2.6 seconds -> Fujitsubo: 2.6 seconds
Maximum output
Stock: 60.7kw (82.6ps) / 6410rpm -> Fujitsubo: 62.6kw (85.1ps) / 6490rpm
Maximum torque
Stock: 107.8N · m (11.0kg · m) / 4040rpm -> Fujitsubo: 108.8N · m (11.1kg · m) / 4040rpm
Weight
Stock: 4.6kg -> Fujitsubo: 5.0kg
Volume idling
Stock: 59dB -> Fujitsubo: 70dB
Middle RPM Sound
Stock: 71dB -> Fujitsubo: 85dB
High RPM Sound
Stock: 81dB -> Fujitsubo: 87dB
Mid RPM Acceleration Sound
Stock: 91dB -> Fujitsubo: 96dB
Notes
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