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Old 20 March 2008, 06:19 PM
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Is there any other option in fitting an exhaust bung without drilling a hole in the tailpipe? Iv just got a Blitz Nur spec & bought a Blitz baffler bung f(or when Mrs & little one in the car with me!) but not too keen to drill a hole in my lovely new exhaust.
Old 20 March 2008, 06:30 PM
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Umm.. which Blitz exhaust?

My Spec R came with a bung and a pre-drilled hole.
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The Blitz Nur Spec S (Just the 3" pipe BB) doesn't.
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Yeah its a Nur Spec S (backbox only) which I think has a 4" tailpipe & no pre drilled hole
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Originally Posted by rickya
Is there any other option in fitting an exhaust bung without drilling a hole in the tailpipe? Iv just got a Blitz Nur spec & bought a Blitz baffler bung f(or when Mrs & little one in the car with me!) but not too keen to drill a hole in my lovely new exhaust.

i think drilling hole is only way,otherwise it will be flying out like a missile first time you use it.
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Originally Posted by johnnyroper
i think drilling hole is only way,otherwise it will be flying out like a missile first time you use it.
Thanx mate I think then I'l have to drill it.
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instead of drilling a hole in mine i tightened the bolt from the inside of the baffle pressing against the inside of the exhaust and mine held fine for miles

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Originally Posted by exvaux
instead of drilling a hole in mine i tightened the bolt from the inside of the baffle pressing against the inside of the exhaust and mine held fine for miles

Hmmm, sounds interestring?
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If you do resort to drilling holes, I'd be inclined to either drill at the 12 or 6 o'clock positions so as not to be too intrusive.
Sounds obvious but how many times have people done something only to think a nano second after doing it, 'Doh....why did I do it that way'
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