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S1.s2 Exhaust The Same

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im 99.9% sure you can,

Can someone else help me confirm this?

the local shop said there were some differences, but they couldnt tell me if it would keep it from fitting.

i found a slammmin deal on an exhaust but its for an s2

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All the Jap exhaust manufacturers list a diff exhaust for S1 and S2, but any differences, if any, would be very minor and easily overcome, especially by an exhaust shop, possibly only cosmetic or mount in different position eg

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I have a tannabe medalian series 2 exhaust on my series 1. It fits but needed to have the mounting brakcets bent to the left just wher the muffler exits at the back of the car. The problem you may have is if you have the dayz kit (you appear to) to bumper overrider only gives a specific point for the muffler to exit where the s2 bumper does not have the specific exit point so the muffler can exit anywhere. It just depends if the exhaust manufacturer has designed the series two muffler to exit at the same point. mine is on and fits alright

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