BLUE FLAME photos
05-02-2007, 02:26 PM
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BLUE FLAME photos
Hello. I´m looking for a exhaust to my escort cosworth T25, and I would like to buy a BLUE FLAME. What do you say??Is it a good option???
If someone have it, PLEASE, put some photos of the exhaust put in the car.
A lot of thanks
If someone have it, PLEASE, put some photos of the exhaust put in the car.
A lot of thanks
06-02-2007, 08:03 AM
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I've heard a lot of good things about BLUE FLAME exhausts
Fitting is easy (and good), and also the price and performance are
I've got a Magnex (with CAT replacement) on my T25 EsCos. Sound good, fit's properly
Fitting is easy (and good), and also the price and performance are
I've got a Magnex (with CAT replacement) on my T25 EsCos. Sound good, fit's properly
06-02-2007, 03:03 PM
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is that just the angel of the photo - it doent appear to sit square out of the back of the bumper like the mongoose does...
the mongoose last 6 inches or so bend back round to make it come out square
blue flame are the same os mongoose aparently - just made under licence - the main difference being now that the new ones have bolt up flanges to ensure correct fitment as opposed to the older ones that had the slip joints that allowed the sections to twist and move it not fitted right
my old mopngoose
the mongoose last 6 inches or so bend back round to make it come out square
blue flame are the same os mongoose aparently - just made under licence - the main difference being now that the new ones have bolt up flanges to ensure correct fitment as opposed to the older ones that had the slip joints that allowed the sections to twist and move it not fitted right
my old mopngoose
06-02-2007, 04:52 PM
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You're dead right Dave it doesn't sit perfectly square, it does look worse in that pic though but its the only 1 i have 
You're right about the bolt on flanges not giving enough room for movement if not fitted right, I had to make up 3 x 1/2" spacers to get the tail pipe to actualy line up with the hole in the bumper
But from what i've heard that isn't a problem with the small turbo.
You're right about the bolt on flanges not giving enough room for movement if not fitted right, I had to make up 3 x 1/2" spacers to get the tail pipe to actualy line up with the hole in the bumper
But from what i've heard that isn't a problem with the small turbo.
06-02-2007, 08:46 PM
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thanks for the photos It is my fear. I would like that the tail be right, and in your photo,MONSTER, it looks that is a litle twisted. Do you say that it isn´t a problem in T25??
Don´t have this problem a mongoose???
Thanks again...
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08-02-2007, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Damo V
Looking at thise pics I quite like the way the exhuasts come out at an angle!! ... Looks a bit harder!
09-02-2007, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Dave Henshall
nah, makes it look like a replica (no offense to the guys who have one fitted) but if it doesnt fit just right it spoils the overall look of the car imo
09-02-2007, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by M.A.D.RST
Originally Posted by Dave Henshall
nah, makes it look like a replica (no offense to the guys who have one fitted) but if it doesnt fit just right it spoils the overall look of the car imo
hey, ive done the cossie thing now, 3 years with a mint mint completely std saph that i won a 3rd at concours with and 4 years with the escos that was just driven and maintained.
ive had to go to 5 doors for 'practical reasons
' and cant afford to be stuck somewhere when i'm needed the st is completely differemt car imo, it not an rs admitidly, but again its not trying to be like one.
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