down pipe
#1
down pipe
taken delivery of tsl de cat down pipe today,well chuffed,only now i have to fit it, havent really had a good look at the job yet, but wondered if there is any problems i am likely to run into. thanks.
#2
Only that you have fallen in love with a piece of metal.......you may need some counselling.
Not likely WD40/Duck Oil the bolts/nuts prior to removing, get new gaskets, couple of spare nuts/bolts (just incase) make sure you tighten everything up after fitting & voila...
Not likely WD40/Duck Oil the bolts/nuts prior to removing, get new gaskets, couple of spare nuts/bolts (just incase) make sure you tighten everything up after fitting & voila...
#4
Top gasket from turbo to downpipe is always worth replacing, you can always cheat & gum it up & use the old exhaust gasket.......it depends on the job finish you want; with a new gasket you won't have any problems... Though it is only a suggestion.
The downpipe to centre won't "usually" be a problem as that could be the CF referred to.....
The downpipe to centre won't "usually" be a problem as that could be the CF referred to.....
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Top gasket from turbo to downpipe is always worth replacing,
you can always cheat & gum it up & use the old exhaust gasket
And beware the heat shield will need to be cut to fit the new downpipe. Do not be lazy and leave it off, as is very tempting, leaving it off is likely to result in boiled clutch fluid.
Good luck and have fun.
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