Downpipe Fitting
Hello All,
I got myself a 2nd hand TSL d/pipe that now needs fitting
Rest of exhaust is standard but for TSL bb.
Is this feasible to do myself (limited knowledge, but can follow instructions)? If so who has any instructions/advice to help out?
Cheers
Robin
I got myself a 2nd hand TSL d/pipe that now needs fitting

Rest of exhaust is standard but for TSL bb.
Is this feasible to do myself (limited knowledge, but can follow instructions)? If so who has any instructions/advice to help out?
Cheers
Robin
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To be honest with you, the hardest part probably is getting the original pipe off in the first place as the bolts can seize (and remove the heatshield plus the intercooler).
You really need a ramp though if you want to do it properly so taking it to a tyre/exhaust place would be a better option in the long run (and you wont loose all the skin off your knuckles
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Tony
You really need a ramp though if you want to do it properly so taking it to a tyre/exhaust place would be a better option in the long run (and you wont loose all the skin off your knuckles
)Tony
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lagging is also a more efficient way of keeping the heat down inside the engine bay instead of the original (and heavy
) heatshield - it'll also give a slight performance gain
kev
) heatshield - it'll also give a slight performance gainkev
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