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NRC4361 - Exhaust Centre Silencer – 3.5L V8

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Original price - Original price €390,00
Original price
€390,00
€390,00 - €390,00
Current price €390,00
OEM Part
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Centre Silencer forming the intermediate section of the exhaust system on the 3.5L V8 petrol engine.

It sits between the front pipe and the tailpipe, attenuating exhaust noise before the gases pass to the rear of the vehicle.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes STAGE ONE V8 1979-1985 (109" Series III-based) — 3.5L V8 Petrol, centre silencer
Alternative Codes
NRC4361BR 1563

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC4361 centre silencer for?
The NRC4361 centre silencer is the middle box in the exhaust on the Land Rover Stage 1 V8 (1979-1985), the 109-inch Series III-based model with the 3.5L V8 petrol engine. It reduces exhaust noise and sits between the front pipe and the tailpipe section.
Where does the centre silencer fit in the exhaust?
The centre silencer mounts mid-system, under the chassis between the downpipe and the rear tailpipe silencer on the Stage 1 V8. It's the intermediate box on the 3.5L V8 petrol exhaust. Land Rover part number NRC4361, also cross-referenced as BR 1563.
How do I know the centre silencer needs replacing?
Centre silencers fail from internal corrosion and split seams, which typically cause a louder, droning exhaust and blowing at the joints. On the 3.5L V8 Stage 1 rust usually starts inside the box. A rattle from a broken internal baffle is another common sign it's due.