Blueflame Exhausts - Any good?
28-01-2008, 11:55 AM
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Blueflame Exhausts - Any good?
Are the blueflame exhausts any good for increasing power?
I have just bought an ST220 that has a blueflame exhaust fitted, it sounds ok but the tail pipes look a bit big so I'm thinking of putting it back to standard; well I was until I got a quote from Ford for £1000
I have just bought an ST220 that has a blueflame exhaust fitted, it sounds ok but the tail pipes look a bit big so I'm thinking of putting it back to standard; well I was until I got a quote from Ford for £1000
28-01-2008, 11:58 AM
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Re: Blueflame Exhausts - Any good?
Originally Posted by littlebrownbike
Are the blueflame exhausts any good for increasing power?
I have just bought an ST220 that has a blueflame exhaust fitted, it sounds ok but the tail pipes look a bit big so I'm thinking of putting it back to standard; well I was until I got a quote from Ford for £1000
I have just bought an ST220 that has a blueflame exhaust fitted, it sounds ok but the tail pipes look a bit big so I'm thinking of putting it back to standard; well I was until I got a quote from Ford for £1000
only blueflame I know of is the car that once held the land speed record
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28-01-2008, 01:30 PM
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speak to John at www.pipewerx.com - he is ex-blueflame as it happens I believe, they supply all manner of exhaust components - boxes, pipe, tailtrims etc. Very helpful chap.
28-01-2008, 05:21 PM
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Or just phone blueflame direct....they can make you a tail pipe to your spec. Personaly I prefer them to Mongoose (on a cossie anyhows) as the blueflame system uses proper bolt together flanges insted of slip over joints and U clamps as used on the mongoose jobby.
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