Rear grill - Exhaust Outlets
Rear grill - Exhaust Outlets
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mclark

Original Poster:

582 posts

265 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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When you guys cut the holes in the rear grill for the exhausts did you find that they were not level?

If so, what did you do to compensate?

The only way round it I can see is to lower one of the holes/raise the other......

Cheers

Michael

steve_D

13,802 posts

287 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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You can move the rear pipes a little and get them in line. After an hours running they move somewhere else. From that point on you keep pushing and pulling them to try and keep them in the middle of the holes.
Until you get to the point of saying sod it they can stay where they Bl**dy well like.

Steve

gtr-gaz

5,281 posts

275 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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Best to keep the holes level.

I bet your off side exhaust is higher!
Most are.

Gary

mclark

Original Poster:

582 posts

265 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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Strangely my o/s is the lower one!?!

Oh, well tomorrow I'll be pulling my ends about.

Michael

andygtt

8,345 posts

293 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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keep them level and make the exhaust fit the holes, will look strange otherwise and totally Pi$$ you off everytime you look at the rear end.

In the words of Ted "it needs a little fettling".

Allen-GTR

197 posts

273 months

Saturday 16th July 2005
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Mark,

To compensate for my ehaust not being quite level, I slotted the holes in the rear bracket holding the silencers. I was able to adjust the hieght then tighten them in place. I have not had to adjust them since.

Might work for you.

Allen

mclark

Original Poster:

582 posts

265 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Cheers Allen,

Slotted the holes and I have about 2mm difference between them, that'll do for me.

Now just got to cut the grill :P

Michael