TSL group N and Fujitsubo exhausts
25 November 2013, 11:06 AM
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TSL group N and Fujitsubo exhausts
Hi All,
i'm selling:
TSL Group N back box and 2.5" bore mid pipe.
Quality on this is amazing! Sounds slightly louder than prodrive backbox on idle, but sounds lovely when giving it the beans.
These are going to become rare, as they are not made anymore.
Not much use, as evident from the pics.
Fits both newage and classic, has a hanger than needs swapping over to fit classic (can be seen in the pic).
I'm looking for £200 delivered, or £170 collected from London E4 9JF
Fujitsubo exhaust with 3" bore pipe for classic
I bought this because its one of the quietest 3" exhausts around, and is angled, so excellent performance, being a single piece exhaust. I was told a classic will fit a newage, but didn't realise i would need a classic downpipe fitted too for it to fit a newage.
Has a few scrapes, and dent to backbox, but was told this wont affect performance.
There is a video on youtube, i'll look for it later and add, it really is a quiet exhaust.
I'm after £50 collected only, from London E4 9JF. Because of the size.
i'm selling:
TSL Group N back box and 2.5" bore mid pipe.
Quality on this is amazing! Sounds slightly louder than prodrive backbox on idle, but sounds lovely when giving it the beans.
These are going to become rare, as they are not made anymore.
Not much use, as evident from the pics.
Fits both newage and classic, has a hanger than needs swapping over to fit classic (can be seen in the pic).
I'm looking for £200 delivered, or £170 collected from London E4 9JF
Fujitsubo exhaust with 3" bore pipe for classic
I bought this because its one of the quietest 3" exhausts around, and is angled, so excellent performance, being a single piece exhaust. I was told a classic will fit a newage, but didn't realise i would need a classic downpipe fitted too for it to fit a newage.
Has a few scrapes, and dent to backbox, but was told this wont affect performance.
There is a video on youtube, i'll look for it later and add, it really is a quiet exhaust.
I'm after £50 collected only, from London E4 9JF. Because of the size.
Last edited by Reshard1977; 29 November 2013 at 01:38 PM. Reason: item sold.
25 November 2013, 11:34 AM
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Im interested in the gauges too. But same as above mate, doesn't look like its sitting right at the back. Is it meant to look like that? Not too fussed about the full faces. And I take if it comes with all cables and everything needed to fit?
25 November 2013, 12:24 PM
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Hi guys,
i bought the centre pod from Scoobyworld, and shows it as fitting flush. But, part of the install requires cutting to fit flush.
I asked my mechanic to cut as little as possible, so i can put the original clock back.
Here's a pic from Scoobyworld after they fittied and cut all the bits you need to get it flush. http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1536
Bare in mind, if you cut the dash to get it flush, you wont be able to go back to your original clock.
The gauges are ever so slightly angled in, so you can see the gauge faces clearly.
Yes, comes with the wiring and sensors (but for the fuel pressure, your will need to buy an additional T piece, which costs a few pounds from ebay).
i bought the centre pod from Scoobyworld, and shows it as fitting flush. But, part of the install requires cutting to fit flush.
I asked my mechanic to cut as little as possible, so i can put the original clock back.
Here's a pic from Scoobyworld after they fittied and cut all the bits you need to get it flush. http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1536
Bare in mind, if you cut the dash to get it flush, you wont be able to go back to your original clock.
The gauges are ever so slightly angled in, so you can see the gauge faces clearly.
Yes, comes with the wiring and sensors (but for the fuel pressure, your will need to buy an additional T piece, which costs a few pounds from ebay).
25 November 2013, 01:36 PM
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Thanks for the reply mate.
Forgive my ignorance but which T piece is it? I can only find boost and oil ones on eBay and the ones that are the same as the scoobyworld pack in one is £25.
How do you change the colour too? Id want them to be red.
Thanks.
Forgive my ignorance but which T piece is it? I can only find boost and oil ones on eBay and the ones that are the same as the scoobyworld pack in one is £25.
How do you change the colour too? Id want them to be red.
Thanks.
25 November 2013, 02:13 PM
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I cant remember if it was 8mm or 10mm i'll measure it up this weekend, when I get the mechanic to remove everything.
25 November 2013, 02:16 PM
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The instructions also tell you how to set the alarms, or turn the opening and closing ceremony alarms on and off.
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. Thanks for all the info anyway mate, may end up buying this set new now since they're not ridiculously expensive from Scoobyworld anyway.
25 November 2013, 10:54 PM
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Hi, the Fujitsubo exhaust with 3" bore pipe for classic? Yep, still for sale. I was really gutted when it didn't fit, it feels like a quality exhaust. Didn't get round to finding the video, but it's quiet.
It's single piece, so collection only.
It's single piece, so collection only.
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