ERST Downpipe for cossie exhaust housing.
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ERST Downpipe for cossie exhaust housing.
I've been told to increase performance greatly it is advisable to remove the elbow of the turbo. However, where can I get my downpipe modified to fit the exhaust housing? And how much would it cost?
Unless someone has one that they wana sell
Cheers
Bobby
Unless someone has one that they wana sell
Cheers
Bobby
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Hello mate,
I made mine myself. Cost about £70 buying stainless steel exhaust sections from burton power and Mongoose exhausts will sell the triangler flange.
But i'm a dab hand at welding and own my own TIG plant.
There are a number of exhaust manufacturers about that should be able to help. Try these guys http://www.simpsonraceexhausts.com/
You will probably need to get the car there though.
Matt.
I made mine myself. Cost about £70 buying stainless steel exhaust sections from burton power and Mongoose exhausts will sell the triangler flange.
But i'm a dab hand at welding and own my own TIG plant.
There are a number of exhaust manufacturers about that should be able to help. Try these guys http://www.simpsonraceexhausts.com/
You will probably need to get the car there though.
Matt.
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Originally Posted by zvhturbo
Hello mate,
I made mine myself. Cost about £70 buying stainless steel exhaust sections from burton power and Mongoose exhausts will sell the triangler flange.
But i'm a dab hand at welding and own my own TIG plant.
There are a number of exhaust manufacturers about that should be able to help. Try these guys http://www.simpsonraceexhausts.com/
You will probably need to get the car there though.
Matt.
I made mine myself. Cost about £70 buying stainless steel exhaust sections from burton power and Mongoose exhausts will sell the triangler flange.
But i'm a dab hand at welding and own my own TIG plant.
There are a number of exhaust manufacturers about that should be able to help. Try these guys http://www.simpsonraceexhausts.com/
You will probably need to get the car there though.
Matt.
#5
I had mine made up, i bought a piece of 3" stainless tubing from a metalyard for about a fiver and used the flange from a standard cossie downpipe. Cost about £18 in total to do!!!
#6
This is mine in manufacture.
First off weld a double thickness piece of pipe to be rolled out
Make up the bend section
Tack all the parts togeather including a reducer from 3" to 2.5"
When it fits perfectly weld it all up and fit it
Matt.
First off weld a double thickness piece of pipe to be rolled out
Make up the bend section
Tack all the parts togeather including a reducer from 3" to 2.5"
When it fits perfectly weld it all up and fit it
Matt.
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Originally Posted by cfoster
I had mine made up, i bought a piece of 3" stainless tubing from a metalyard for about a fiver and used the flange from a standard cossie downpipe. Cost about £18 in total to do!!!
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