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JayT

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8th Mar 07 at 23:56

set ups for 1.2 8v's? i currently have this backbox below:

was just wondering what would work best with it, meaning which centre section?
what set ups do you other guys have on you 1.2's lol

at the moment it sounds nice and deep but would like it a little louder but not realy raspy like a tin can!

[Edited on 08-03-2007 by JayT]

[Edited on 08-03-2007 by JayT]

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 23:56

What you are looking for, sound I take it?

JayT

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8th Mar 07 at 23:59

sorry monster yes! edited it now

Steve X16XE

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8th Mar 07 at 23:59

don't say extra X bhp.

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:00

Go for a straight thru then, like a Remus or something.

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:00

They rasp because the air is getting out b4 the tailpipe. As long as it's all tight = no rasping.

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:01

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CORSA-B-REMUS-RACING-CENTRE-PERFORMANCE-EXHAUST-PIPE_W0QQitemZ160093249738QQihZ006QQcategoryZ10404QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

How's that?

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:03

quote:
Originally posted by Steve X16XE
They rasp because the air is getting out b4 the tailpipe. As long as it's all tight = no rasping.

I'm sorry, I don't understand this reply. The air is getting out before the tailpipe?

JayT

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9th Mar 07 at 00:04

you mean blowing?

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:05

Yes and yes.

Getting out b4 the back of the car.

(i'll make it clearer next time)

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:07

Mine rasps and my exhaust doesn't blow.

Butler

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9th Mar 07 at 00:07

I dont think they rasp cos the exhaust is blowing. Removing the cat tends to make cars rasp.

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:07

quote:
Originally posted by Butler
I dont think they rasp cos the exhaust is blowing. Removing the cat tends to make cars rasp.

Nail + head.

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9th Mar 07 at 00:09

quote:
Originally posted by Butler
I dont think they rasp cos the exhaust is blowing. Removing the cat tends to make cars rasp.

Mine doesn't. No cat here. But it has pulled away (de-cat to cantre section) and rasped. But it back together, lots of exhaust paste. Sounds sweet

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:13

Monster, apart from the inlet and the colour of our cars. Everything looks the same. So just try it. Exhaust paste all the connections.

JayT

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9th Mar 07 at 00:14

will a remus fit then you reckon without the need of welding? will be wanting to take the centre section off next year when i come to sell and refit the original silencer!

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:15

As long as your BB hasn't been welded on, should be all ok

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:16

quote:
Originally posted by Steve X16XE
Monster, apart from the inlet and the colour of our cars. Everything looks the same. So just try it. Exhaust paste all the connections.

Erm I have one connection

My exhaust is custom made and is welded to the de-cat and is one straight pipe all the way to the backbox (there isn't even a break above the rear beam where it connects to the backbox pipe)

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:16

quote:
Originally posted by JayT
will a remus fit then you reckon without the need of welding? will be wanting to take the centre section off next year when i come to sell and refit the original silencer!

Yup, make sure you get the right bore though.

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:18

Do'h.

Humor me. Check the weld.

I do still have the centre silencer. But will that stop it rasping?

JayT

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9th Mar 07 at 00:19

what do you mean by that monster? do the remus centre sections come in different bore sizes?

[Edited on 09-03-2007 by JayT]

Scotty C

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9th Mar 07 at 00:27

quote:
Originally posted by JayT
what do you mean by that monster? do the remus centre sections come in different bore sizes?

[Edited on 09-03-2007 by JayT]

One would assume so, yes. Think about it, a 1.2 is going to have a smaller bore than a 1.6. Unless they're all the same, but you get supplied reducers.

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:28

"To fit the following: Vauxhall Corsa B 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, GSi & Tigra A 1.4, 1.6"

I know the 1.0 is smaller. So they must supply you with something.

Butler

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9th Mar 07 at 00:44

Yeah mine didnt rasp with a silenced cat only developed with a straight through pipe.

BTW you shouldnt need exhaust paste on a well designed and fitted system.

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 07 at 00:49

It's on for good measure.

About every 2-3 weeks i have to put my exhaust back together. Think it's either engine moving too much on aceleration or de-cat isn't long enough.

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