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olliejones8

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6th Nov 08 at 13:14

Hi guys, i have a slight problem with a back box. The guy before me has welded a smaller exhaust tube inside the normal tube meaning i cannot slide the backbox onto my middle section. (hopefully the pictures will help explain.

Does anyone have any ideas how i can get this inner tube out (im pretty sure it has been welded in)

Cheers Ollie

Ellis

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6th Nov 08 at 13:45

I can't see an inner pipe, but the way I would do is to get a pipe of I/D the same as the O/D of that exhaust in question and make a wee sleeve

olliejones8

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6th Nov 08 at 13:52

Hello Ellis, If you look at the second picture you can see a slight edge. I will try and put a circle round it.

Wheres the best place to get exhaust pipe from???

Ellis

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6th Nov 08 at 14:20

Ok - I'm kinda seeing it now, I would still get a sleeve for it...

Have a rake in a skip at Kwik-Fit at night or something, or a local garage - that's where I get little fiddly bits

olliejones8

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6th Nov 08 at 15:32

Thats not a bad shout matey, Im abit of a noob, what would i hold the sleeve on with?

Ellis

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6th Nov 08 at 15:37

Get jointing paste and exhaust clamps of the correct diameter, that should make a good seal

I would grind that rough bit off the end before you do anything too

olliejones8

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6th Nov 08 at 16:33