VW Trekker Sistema di Scarico e Ricambi

Buy your VW Trekker exhaust components here

Heritage Parts Centre is the one-stop-shop for VW Trekker exhausts, whether you're looking for a complete new system or just a replacement tailpipe. Perhaps you'd like to upgrade from your standard Thing exhaust to one of the many aftermarket options we offer? Whatever your needs - you're in the right place...

Heat Exchangers & Further Exhaust Parts can be found in the Beetle exhausts section

The exhausts shown in this section are specific to the VW Trekker. Many of the exhausts offered in the Beetle section will also fit the Trekker.

Replacement Exhausts

The black paint finish on exhaust is designed only to protect the exhaust during transportation to the customer. This is not high temperature paint. Due to the extreme conditions exhaust parts operate under, we are unable to guarantee the finish of chrome plated parts.

Metallic Ceramic Coating has recently been introduced and is a space age, high gloss silver finish that offers high impact protection. It is heat fused at 650 degrees F creating a virtually impenetrable barrier against external corrosion and damage. This coating also lowers the temperature of components, which in turn increases power.

Please Note:

All exhausts are supplied with fibre gaskets. If you are using your heat exchangers and replacing a standard silencer with an aftermarket exhaust, please ask your sales person for advice on re-connecting the air pipes.

Headers are 4 into 1 manifolds which offer a power increase when compared to standard or all in one exhaust systems. Merged headers are designed for racing purposes and have larger pipe work and a longer collector (the point where the 4 tubes merge) for increased power.

Headers are manufactured from cold rolled steel tubing with mandrel formed bends for maximum gas speed. All normaly headers include carburettor pre-heat pipe connections for single carbs, merged headers do not. Tip: Check that the pre-heat pipes are drilled out properly before fitting an aftermarket header/exhaust. You may need to drill these yourself.