Exhaust

Exhaust system

	Rob Bell's site is a good start point here, but don't forget the drop down menu at the top of the page for further related information.
	Dieter gives information on the alternative sport type exhausts here.
	Andy Phillips gives his views on various systems on MG-Rover.org.
	Erik lists a variety of systems on his web site here.
	more pictures of various systems on the CSMGF web site.
	Paul Lathwell from DotComoff has these diagrams of the two original equipment exhausts.

Catalytic converter, or CAT

	Extensive information on the CAT here from Rob Bell.
	Dieter gives information on CATs up to MY2001 on his site here.
	DotComoff shows how to fit a CAT bypass tube here.
	Andy Phillips discusses the CAT in this post in the MG-Rover.org forum.

Flexible section

	Tony Thompson's little fix for a rattling flexi here.
	More information from Rob Bell here.

Exhaust sound clips

	A Daytona sounds like this stationary, and like this on the move with a sport catalyst and K&N 57i kit fitted.
	Another stationary Daytona clip here. This one is a quad Daytona system fitted to a TF115 (thanks to maxalan).
	A Miltek sounds like this in a tunnel (zip file courtesy of www.roadstervision.de), and like this stationary.
	A Bastuck with a GreenTwister air filter sounds like this (zip file courtesy of www.roadstervision.de).
	A Bastuck fitted with a sportscat and 4-2-1 manifold on a TF160 sounds like this. (Catweazle on MG-Rover.org)
	Catweazle's TF160 in prior to the above being fitted, sounded like this.
	A Bastuck on the move sounds like this.
	A Janspeed stationary sounds like this.
	An XPower exhaust fitted to an MGF sounds like this on the move.
	An XPower exhaust with an induction kit fitted to an MGF sounds like this stationary.
	A Scorpion stationary sounds like this.
	An F fitted with a Blueflame/Pipedream exhaust sounds like this. (on the Abingdon MG Parts Ltd web site)
	A TF fitted with a Blueflame/Pipedream exhaust sounds like this (preceded by a standard exhaust). (on the Abingdon MG Parts Ltd web site)
	An F fitted with a Blueflame/Pipedream exhaust sounds like this stationary. Thanks to David M on the MG-Rover.org forum. VVC Graham posted this clip on YouTube.
	happychappy#1 took this video featuring the sounds and sight of his MGOC supplied Supersports exhaust, stationary and drive by.
	A standard exhaust system on a TF sounds like this.
	A standard TF back box but with a de-cat sounds like this.
	This YouTube clip was posted by the English Fantasy site. The exhausts featured are AMT, Phoenix, Daytona MK2 (Janspeed) and a Miltek.
	The infamous Trevor Taylor Extreme Mk1 exhaust sounds a lot like this. Have a look at the TT Exhausts web site as well.

If you want to know where you can buy an exhaust system, have a look here.

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