What are spikes?
Discussion
First things first, completely new to this forum [have lurked on and off for years] and also to the inner workings of cars in general but today curiousity's hit and my google-fu is failing me... forgive me if I'm in the wrong place!
Someone I was chatting to other day was talking about spikes in the context of exhausts and welding and nuts. What are these things? What are they for? I was nodding along but in reality hadn't a clue - usually I take a mental note of stuff to look up later or I ask but I didn't want to interrupt the story in this case and after then it seemed too late... hoping someone can enlighten me!
Cheers
Someone I was chatting to other day was talking about spikes in the context of exhausts and welding and nuts. What are these things? What are they for? I was nodding along but in reality hadn't a clue - usually I take a mental note of stuff to look up later or I ask but I didn't want to interrupt the story in this case and after then it seemed too late... hoping someone can enlighten me!
Cheers
Flying Phil said:
I'm intrigued.....The main use of spikes I know is in running shoes or motorbikes etc running on ice....I wait to learn more!
Cor glad not just me! He was saying how they'd worn down at an angle from the exhaust not being attached properly which made me wonder if he meant bolts instead... but the other guy was nodding along like "ha, spikes! those pesky things, yes" so 
was he talking about making a custom exhaust? If so probably these.....
https://www.racemufflers.com/Collector-Spikes-s/19...
https://www.racemufflers.com/Collector-Spikes-s/19...
Spike could mean a peak, looking at a graph.
Spike is also a term used in rocket propulsion, that refers to the exhaust gases ( air spike ).
Spike was a bad guy on Buffy the vampire slayer.
Before that, Spike was a cartoon bulldog.
Spike is something sharp you would not want up your hoop.
Spike is also a term used in rocket propulsion, that refers to the exhaust gases ( air spike ).
Spike was a bad guy on Buffy the vampire slayer.
Before that, Spike was a cartoon bulldog.
Spike is something sharp you would not want up your hoop.
Sunbeam - nope, just general conversation about cars! What's the significance of a long weight?
brman - I think that's the badger; got any more info on what they do/ where they go?
Stuntman - isn't there a game based around getting your hoop around a spike..? or am I thinking of something with different terminology...
brman - I think that's the badger; got any more info on what they do/ where they go?
Stuntman - isn't there a game based around getting your hoop around a spike..? or am I thinking of something with different terminology...
Pigeoi said:
brman - I think that's the badger; got any more info on what they do/ where they go?
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