what's the difference, straight or angled?
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what's the difference, straight or angled?
I'm going to be ordering a vortex Afterburner exhaust next week but don't understand which one to get, the straight exit or the angled exit?
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...products_id=76
Anyone have an idea!?
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...products_id=76
Anyone have an idea!?
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pretty simple, the nuts may be a bit rusted and seized so have some WD40 and be patient lol.... Hardest part IMO is prizing the old exhaust off the rubbers, make sure you have a large screwdriver or prybar or something, along with something to spray them with to lube them up a bit (wd40 will do)
No difference in fitting for angled boxes - they just have a slightly different look up them, i prefer angled boxes which is what i have - but its just personal preference really!
No difference in fitting for angled boxes - they just have a slightly different look up them, i prefer angled boxes which is what i have - but its just personal preference really!
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pretty simple, the nuts may be a bit rusted and seized so have some WD40 and be patient lol.... Hardest part IMO is prizing the old exhaust off the rubbers, make sure you have a large screwdriver or prybar or something, along with something to spray them with to lube them up a bit (wd40 will do)
No difference in fitting for angled boxes - they just have a slightly different look up them, i prefer angled boxes which is what i have - but its just personal preference really!
No difference in fitting for angled boxes - they just have a slightly different look up them, i prefer angled boxes which is what i have - but its just personal preference really!
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The angled exhaust has less bends so it is shorter in overall length, the less distance the exhaust gas has to travel the better the engine breathes which can make more power.
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I'm going to be ordering a vortex Afterburner exhaust next week but don't understand which one to get, the straight exit or the angled exit?
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...products_id=76
Anyone have an idea!?
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...products_id=76
Anyone have an idea!?
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/afterburnerrollingroad.htm
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yep , angled the way forward but maybe buy the bolt and gasket kit from scoobyworld when you order the exhaust.
mines was easy to fit but i had to adjust the hangers a bit as it was very close to the bumper
mines was easy to fit but i had to adjust the hangers a bit as it was very close to the bumper
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