Installing a Catalytic Converter and Exhaust on a 2007 VW Beetle with Techtonics Magnaflow System

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  • Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
  • My 2007 Volkswagen Beetle / Bug had a stock exhaust system that was crumbling due to rust starting right before the catalytic converter. Many of the exhaust hangers had also fallen off. To fix the problem, I decided to replace the exhaust using a two-piece - a Walker Catalytic Converter and a Techtonics Tuning fabricated exhaust featuring a Magnaflow muffler.
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    //USED IN THIS VIDEO//
    Walker Direct Fit Catalytic Converter - geni.us/walkercc
    Techtonics 2.5" Beetle Exhaust - geni.us/TTBeetleExhaust
    //CHAPTERS//
    0:00 - Introduction
    1:00 - Condition of Current Exhaust
    1:59 - Intro to Techtonics Exhaust
    3:05 - Removing Stock Exhaust
    5:06 - Installing the New Exhaust
    8:15 - Sound Clips of New Exhaust
    8:54 - Conclusion
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 11

  • @antoniolazarski9361
    @antoniolazarski9361 2 роки тому

    Great video Dad!!! Not little but a big Beetle!! Thanks

  • @lukemfross5533
    @lukemfross5533 2 роки тому +2

    Sounds great!

    • @DadWagon
      @DadWagon  2 роки тому

      Thanks! I like it too

  • @eddygilbert9906
    @eddygilbert9906 8 місяців тому +2

    any idea where i can get this setup in Canada?

  • @mariamorales385
    @mariamorales385 Рік тому

    If I have a 2004 convertible beetle 1.8 turbo, would this replacement be the same , no welding needed ?

    • @DadWagon
      @DadWagon  Рік тому

      I believe techtonics has an exhaust system for your car, but it's not the same exact one as what I've used here

  • @harryberry474
    @harryberry474 2 роки тому +2

    Techtonics makes nice exhaust systems they aren't a pretty as some but who cares, they're functional are well built and last. I've had one on my Mk4 Jetta for close to 20 years (aluminized) and did replace the center pipe because of small leak (my fault probably) at fitting to the muffler. That's another plus for Techtonics you can buy replacement parts. I want to replace the exhaust on my Alltrack I want more audible sound (some sound) the stock exhaust is just too quiet IMO. I really don't want an "sport" DP either. SO I'm stuck in this dilemma, because I've read and been told if I want the sound I 'have to" replace DP. Then that requires a tune which I really don't want or need more power. What to do?

    • @DadWagon
      @DadWagon  2 роки тому

      Great input and feedback. Thanks for sharing. I guess i didn't know you had to have a downpipe. It may be worth a try and see what the result it. I"m sure there are other that would want to know the answer too.

    • @harryberry474
      @harryberry474 2 роки тому

      @@DadWagon ...I don't know if you need a aftermarket downpipe for your 2007 Beetle, I was talking about the Alltrack (concerning the downpipe for better sound) Don't you have a aftermarket downpipes on your Alltrack? I thought you do. And now it seems downpipes for our Mk 7 cars are getting scarce (and tunes too) as the laws have changed APR has dropped the downpipes (and tunes unless you're grandfathered in) other Mfg's too.IIf you know of anyone using the Techtonics cat back for the Alltrack let me know I'd like to hear it.

  • @anthonymcjilton107
    @anthonymcjilton107 2 роки тому +1

    look like no welding needed ?