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Old 06 June 2009, 07:14 PM
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Can anyone tell me if my mid pipe is standard?

I'm pretty sure it is... if so, is that thing a silencer or CAT?

.. and would the pipe be 2.5" ?

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Old 06 June 2009, 07:18 PM
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that looks standard and it's a cat
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I would second that, standard 2.5" with cat.
I have seen them like this with the cat removed tho straight through you could only tell by looking down the pipe.
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Oh i see.... thanks for that ... ye i think the CAT is removed... hehe... naughty lol

... I have an apexi downpipe... and its 2.75" at the bottom... I just need a 3" gasket right???... and not the O-Ring?...

thanks again
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If its JDM there is no CAT in that box!
Old 06 June 2009, 11:14 PM
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only way to tell is split it and have a look
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Yup its JDM... so no CAT....was told by a garage before thats its CAT-less.... but thought he was being silly as i can clearly see a cat box lol.... obviously I'm the silly one... eeeek..... thanxs for that

I wanna fit my pexi downpipe... its 2.75" at the bottom... I just need a 3" gasket right???... and not the O-Ring?...

thanks for the input lads

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Not sure what your downpipe looks like? Most AM mate to the original centre section so use a new O ring type gasket.
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My downpipe looks like this, 2.75" at the centre section join:


at the turbo end its 2.5" and looks like this:
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Should fit to the centre section fine with new doughnut washer are you sure its 2.75" and not 2.5" most taper to the standard 2.5"
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yup deffo sure... its visibly larger than the turbo end... and measured it just to check.

you think it will be ok to get a 3" gasket like this:

Roger Clark Motorsport - RCM Product Detail
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Measure the pipe not the flared out bit at the join-as this will be bigger, your center section would be a std factory resonator and will be 2.5" joined to your 2.5" downpipe.

The gaskets don't always need changing as well, I changed my center section to a H&S pipe and the front dounut and rear gasket where fine and reusable.

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As above mate, its the pipe size not the expanded joining section
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