scooby Downpipes
11 June 2002, 01:10 PM
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the car (MY99) pass the MOT emission test with the centre section retained? I have been advised that this could be marginal with such downpipes as HKS or Magnex.
A sportscat freeflow downpipe is available from Graham Goode Racing but is more expensive at £400. Any experiences?
Also, is there problems with fitting the heat sheild back on due to the increased outlet size? Can this simply be cut back as discussed on previous query?
A sportscat freeflow downpipe is available from Graham Goode Racing but is more expensive at £400. Any experiences?
Also, is there problems with fitting the heat sheild back on due to the increased outlet size? Can this simply be cut back as discussed on previous query?
11 June 2002, 06:31 PM
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Andy
There should be no problems come MOT time if you have a centre cat in please.
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There should be no problems come MOT time if you have a centre cat in please.
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06 November 2002, 05:21 PM
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andy
just go for it mate,the car will fly the mot and the heat shield will take you an hour
edited because i can't spell
[Edited by DAR.WIL - 6/11/2002 5:26:39 PM]
just go for it mate,the car will fly the mot and the heat shield will take you an hour
edited because i can't spell
[Edited by DAR.WIL - 6/11/2002 5:26:39 PM]
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