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tomo2k9

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Registered: 17th Sep 09
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15th Nov 09 at 09:17

hey all iv had to pull my exhuast up abit and fit all went well but it is knoking on the spare wheel box thing , how would i get round this ??? i was thinking about putting a peace of rubber inbetween the exhuast and the spare wheels thing

fred7

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Registered: 17th May 04
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15th Nov 09 at 09:43

i put a piece of wood in mine when mine was doing it. and got some metal cable ties just to help secure it

Whittie

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Registered: 11th Aug 06
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15th Nov 09 at 10:03

I moved mine round the best I could, and then I put an old rag (cloth or sock) there. Never heard it bang untill I sold it after that

fred7

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15th Nov 09 at 10:17

cloth on a hot exhaust??

tomo2k9

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15th Nov 09 at 10:19

i thought that will just burn away wudent it or even set on fire lol was thinking abit of rubber or somthing

fred7

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15th Nov 09 at 11:00

yeh rubber, wood, anything soft really would do it, i used wood because was easy to find and thick enough to wedge in.

steel

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Registered: 22nd Aug 09
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15th Nov 09 at 12:40

the inner tubing of a bike tyre sorted it for me

cjohnson

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15th Nov 09 at 13:09

I used a bike tyre when mine did it. Didn't last long though lol, burned away and reeked in the process of burning! Get to powerflow for an exhaust and ask for the bend over the axel making extra big lol, thats what I did, and it hasn't knocked since, I'm down around 80-85mm

CJ

tomo2k9

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15th Nov 09 at 14:03

sorted it now lads went for the little peice of wood lol works a treat

fred7

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15th Nov 09 at 17:04

nice 1 glad i could help

tomo2k9

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15th Nov 09 at 19:36

cheers fred