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chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

311 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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What are the various options with exhausts?

I ask because mine is cracked at the welds between the two pipes and the entrance to the silencer box. While, yes, this could be welded back up, the monkey metal that the pipes are made from has seen better days, and it cant be long before it starts turning to lace.

Sadly I can't go to a simple straight thru setup from head to tip because it is for the racer and hence, has to comply to the noise limits of some of the "more restricted" tracks.

The manifolds are also cracked at the collector where TADTS, so I'm looking for a new set there too, is there any benefit in keeping the two banks of cylinders totally separate in their exhaust flow?

Thanks in advance

Regards
Iain

andy-w

1,987 posts

255 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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TADTS....They Are Designed To Snap????

Could you not just remove the silencer box and clamp two straight peices of tube in its place....wont make much difference to the noise...

chevtrev

785 posts

265 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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They will still have two y before the block though?
I'm sure your could sqeeze a 3"pipe going to a single inlet double outlet flowmaster 40 or similar and go back to the same configuration taipipes.

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

311 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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andy-w said:
TADTS....They Are Designed To Snap????


Could be, knowing TVR quite probably, but not quite this time...They All Do That Sir...c'mon lad keep up!

As an aside, what colour is your Chim, it looks stonking with the colour coded roof panel, pity the hood can't be the same!

Regards
Iain

Gaffer

7,156 posts

306 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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Get yourself to Blueflame. They will go through all the options of pipes, end pipes etc and you can actually watch them make and fit your exhaust.

I have had no issues with BlueFlame at all and as soon as I get some spare dosh, Miss Daisy will be going to them for a present.

Good lads all round and only in Skemersdale.

Claire

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

311 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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Cheers Claire, not heard of them before, but hey what do I know. I've found the website, any idea of prices before I call them?

Regards
Iain

Gaffer

7,156 posts

306 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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I had a custom exhaust made one for the Vitara (they hadnt made any for that type of vehicle before) and it cost £250 incl. fitting.

Maybe dearer/cheaper for a TVR - no idea, best bet is give them a call.

Claire

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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Gaffer said:
Get yourself to Blueflame.


I wasn't that impressed when I had a a pair fitted on the Tuscan ..for half and hour!

Retail price for the Tusc was around £650 IIRC.

Gaffer

7,156 posts

306 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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I have been to them several times, and I am surprised. Then again they do a lot so they will mess up occasionally.

I can recommend them though. Best thing is to speak to them and then make a decision of the vibes you get.

Claire

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

311 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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About £400 for the Chim, but not the manifolds, they no longer have the jigs apparently and it's not cost effective to do them as a one off.
Ho hum, no worries, I'll just have to get somethnig special hooked up to some aftermarket jobs!

Regards
Iain

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Tuesday 18th October 2005
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Manifolds n exhaust... try ACT


lexie

349 posts

262 months

Wednesday 19th October 2005
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Hoover. said:
Manifolds n exhaust... try ACT



One step ahead of you ;-D

Regards
Iain (DOH Chassis 33 using Lex's signin)

>> Edited by lexie on Wednesday 19th October 22:54

Gaffer

7,156 posts

306 months

Wednesday 19th October 2005
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chassis 33 said:
About £400 for the Chim, but not the manifolds, they no longer have the jigs apparently and it's not cost effective to do them as a one off.
Ho hum, no worries, I'll just have to get somethnig special hooked up to some aftermarket jobs!

Regards
Iain


Oh bugger well thats my plan for my christmas present to myself out of the window.

I will call them as well and see if there is anything doing. If not then it will be the Carbon Can company.

Claire