Tokyo Auto Salon 2013: Chimney FC3S
Are you getting hot when seeing the exhaust pipes of this Mazda Savanna RX7 FC?
With these gigantic pipes there has to be an awesomely tuned rotary under that bonnet!
More pictures on the next page
by banpei with 1 commentExhaust of the week: FET Sports GX71
I’m slowly coming out of the holiday mood, so let’s start posting some more good old exhausts!
This Mark II is having some big double chrome chimneys and is held to the car by a piece of string (attached somewhere in the trunk?):
Exhaust of the week: FET Sports Mark II GX71
Even the big spoiler next to those big chimneys is not that disturbing…
I like the overall design of the car. The blue and red granchan theme and the Olio Fiat logo mix together nicely:
Exhaust of the week: FET Sports Mark II GX71
Also those big wide fenders hide the SSR Mk IIs very well!
Exhaust of the week: Mark II side exhausts
This week we have a Mark II with inside-out exhausts coming out of the side of the car:
Side exhaust sticking out of this Toyota Mark II GX71
And on the other side two pipes as well:
Read on for more pictures and info on this exhaust beauty!
This week we have a Mark II with inside-out exhausts coming out of the side of the car:
Side exhaust sticking out of this Toyota Mark II GX71
And on the other side two pipes as well:
And another side exhaust from the left side
If you wonder why I said it was an inside-out exhaust? Well, simply because the exhaust is not coming from under the car, but from the inside of the car:
Exhaust coming right out of rear doors
Well, the rear doors couldn’t open anyway so it doesn’t matter the exhaust is going out from them. 😉
by banpei with no comments yetExhaust of the week: smoke like a chimney
This exhaust of the week is another fine piece of art:
This car probably smokes like a chimney
I have no clue what car this exactly is, but I suspect it is a Nissan Stanza T12. It is a bit hard to tell but the front wheel drive Nissan Bluebird (badged Stanza in Japan) has the same gills at the rear end. Anyone can confirm this?
Already found out:
It is a Nissan Leopard F30 sedan.