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ste drivs 23 June 2011 08:02 PM

how to measure exhaust bore
 
how can i measure my exhaust bore on my car without taking it of as selling it and need to tell the bore is correct,thanks ste

alspider 23 June 2011 08:13 PM

use a tape measure or a ruler hold it up to the pipe it will read 2 -1/2 " or 3" or use a set or verniers job done

RobsyUK 23 June 2011 08:30 PM

Shoe lace wrap around it..

TinyTim 23 June 2011 08:34 PM


Originally Posted by RobsyUK (Post 10104212)
Shoe lace wrap around it..

And then do what calculation? It's measured by diameter, not circumference.

steve71 23 June 2011 08:48 PM

Get a plain a4 piece of paper and press it lightly on exhaust tip and it will give you a fine black circle of the exhaust soot,then measure circle

Midlife...... 23 June 2011 09:04 PM

The exhaust tip isn't an indication of the bore........measure the circumference(string) and use google to find a converter to diameter :D

Shaun

Rob Day 23 June 2011 09:11 PM

As Shaun said, I think its the Circumference divided by pie (3.14)

Rob

PS its been a long time since Ive had to use pie so I could be wrong ;)

StuS 23 June 2011 10:14 PM

You should probably use PI rather than some kind of filling surrounded by pastry ;)

Circumference = 2 x PI x radius

So radius = circumference / (2 x PI)

Therefore Rob is right, apart from the pie

Rob Day 23 June 2011 10:20 PM


Originally Posted by StuS (Post 10104435)
You should probably use PI rather than some kind of filling surrounded by pastry ;)

Circumference = 2 x PI x radius

So radius = circumference / (2 x PI)

Therefore Rob is right, apart from the pie

I definatly prefer Pie :D

StuS 23 June 2011 10:24 PM

Certainly is more tasty :D

NISFAN 24 June 2011 12:09 PM


Originally Posted by StuS (Post 10104435)
You should probably use PI rather than some kind of filling surrounded by pastry ;)

Circumference = 2 x PI x radius

So radius = circumference / (2 x PI)

Therefore Rob is right, apart from the pie

Correct, and as we are looking for Diameter (2x radius) it is just circumference divided by PI (3.1416)

Internal bore will be slightly smaller by about 5mm.

And divide diameter mm reading by 25.4 to get the answer in inches. :thumb:

Rob Day 24 June 2011 12:21 PM

The circumference you ought to be seeing is:

2.5" bore = 200mm circumference, and give for the gauge of steel
3.0" bore = 240mm "" "" ""

Rob


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