Record Monza Sport Exhaust Double Chrome Ø 30 mm for Fiat 500 R and 126

Racing heritage on your car: the Fiat 500 126 Record Monza exhaust

Experience the charm of historic competitions with this sport exhaust that celebrates the milestones achieved by Abarth at the Monza circuit in 1958. Made from 1.5 mm thick aluminized steel, this exhaust is designed to withstand thermal stress while ensuring superior longevity. The name "Record Monza" immediately evokes the performance and style that made Italian tuning world-famous, offering today a modern component that faithfully respects the original period design.

Double exhaust design for a distinctive look

The core element of the Fiat 500 126 sport exhaust is the split tailpipe with 30 mm chrome exits each. This aesthetic configuration not only enhances the car's rear but also ensures a balanced evacuation of gases. The manifolds, with an outer diameter of 36 mm and an inner diameter of 32 mm, have been developed to fit the 126A engine block perfectly. The result is a sporty yet extremely civilized sound, ideal for those who want to customize their car without sacrificing comfort during long rallies or Sunday drives.

Product technical specifications:

• Compatibility: Fiat 500 R and Fiat 126 (126A engine block).

• Material: 1.5 mm thick aluminized steel.

• Tailpipes: Double chrome Ø 30 mm per exit.

• Manifolds: Outer diameter 36 mm / inner diameter 32 mm.

• Design: Historic "Record Monza" configuration.

• Sound level: ⚡⚡ (2/5).

• Installation: Mounts with original brackets (not included), which require slight adaptation.

Tips for choice and installation

Before purchasing, we recommend verifying that the car actually mounts the 126A engine, standard on Fiat 500 R and 126. If you own an F or L version that has undergone a 126 engine upgrade, this exhaust is the correct choice to ensure compatibility with the manifolds. Regarding assembly, the exhaust is designed for use with original brackets; however, as with any handcrafted sport component, a small adaptation of them is necessary to achieve millimeter-perfect centering and long-lasting stability over time.