Exhaust flexi coupling.
Discussion
DarkMatter said:
I've found that the exhaust pipe on my Griff 500 is about to part company with the flexi coupling. Rather than just get it welded up I would rather replace the flexi coupling. Can anyone suggest where I might buy one?
Thanks, Andrew.
Hump back bridge before the pipes part at the rear bit?Thanks, Andrew.
Clever Trevor
V8 Animal
Del 203 said:
I think you'll find that is 10mm to small i/d & the o/d to large to fit between the chassis rail & bellhousing...
I got a piece of normal flexi from Hayward & Scott Basildon but any specialist exhaust company should be able to supply similar..
Thanks for the advice re the diameter. Thankfully my panic is over, having had a closer look at the pipe, i.e. I dragged it out from under the car, I can see that the movement I saw is just the flexible coupling moving freely, I had incorrectly expected it to require some degree of force to move it.I got a piece of normal flexi from Hayward & Scott Basildon but any specialist exhaust company should be able to supply similar..
As a matter of interest though, I found out that Racing Green list just such a coupling... http://www.thetvrshop.com/ProductsDetail.asp?PartN...
DarkMatter said:
Thanks V8Animal, but no, I'm not talking about the mountings, the flexi coupling I'm referring to forms part of the pipe between the silencer box and the connection to the catalyst/'Y' piece.
OKWhen i took my exhaust off i did'nt spot any flexible joint.
Anyone got a picture.
Thanks
V8 Animal
V8 Animal said:
DarkMatter said:
Thanks V8Animal, but no, I'm not talking about the mountings, the flexi coupling I'm referring to forms part of the pipe between the silencer box and the connection to the catalyst/'Y' piece.
OKWhen i took my exhaust off i did'nt spot any flexible joint.
Anyone got a picture.
Thanks
V8 Animal
Simon.b said:
I was told once by a reputable Indi that it’s not really needed and appeared on the later 500’s (T5 box’s I think) and that if it starts giving trouble and requires welding it can be replaced with a normal bit of tube.
Mine has solid tube (was Moosehunter's originally) and my original that was swapped with Moose's also had a solid section welded in so it must be a fairly common fix.Gassing Station | Griffith | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






