Jump to content

Help Does this Look right ?????


Recommended Posts

Posted

Got a TSL thundercat downpipe which is supposed to match up to a classic centre pipe. ive laid it on the floor and done a wee test fit and it dont look right atol, there is a good 10mm or ish gap between the flange of the downpipe and the flange of the centre.

exhaust1.jpg

Exhaust2.jpg

Exhaust3.jpg
Posted
  Quote

 


Playing with exhausts in the bedroom?[:(]


bet he had aprils clothes on again as well lolol[:D]


 


as for the exhaust i dunno martin, the flanges do look unevenly matched though [:S]

Posted

I dont need sarcastic comments, u may understand that i may be a bit peeved after spending cash on a sports cat that may not be fitting right. i checked with TSL told them i had the Thundercat downpipe and ask numerous time the part need to meet the downpipe and goto the backbox

 

 

Posted

My think was this is at the junction between downpipe and centre, which is the spring bolts if iam not mistaken, iam just taken a back by how big the distance is between the two flanges when it pushed together. or is this allowing for movement between engine gearbox vibrrations.

Posted
  Quote

I dont need sarcastic comments, u may understand that i may be a bit peeved after spending cash on a sports cat that may not be fitting right. i checked with TSL told them i had the Thundercat downpipe and ask numerous time the part need to meet the downpipe and goto the backbox

 

 

 

ohhh touchy touchy tonight then [:(

Posted

It's fine martin, just done my downpipe at the weekend and the flanges were like that and held with spring bolts.

Steve

Posted

Thats very true,but the last time i fitted an exhaust was on my e reg xr2 back in the 90s,so am as much use as kwick fit!![Y]

Posted

  Quote
  Quote
What is the point of the shaped gasket if the two flanges dont come together?

That will be the one for the joint to the back box

That is correct.

Posted

Well strangely enough, I just had to return a centre section to TSL bought for my Hawkeye - no way that the floating flange would go far enough forward to connect to the downpipe - the bolts were not long enough even without the springs.  Sent pics etc to TSL & they agreed something was not right and checked their stock.

Apparently, their supplier made a mistake with the production run & someone forgot to machine the inside edge of the floating flange so that it could come far enough forward!!!!  Now waiting on a replacement!!

Might not be the case here but worth checking!

Den

Posted

Yip. When I got mine fitted at Meercat, the guy showed me it in the ramp and it was like yours. So I quizzed him about it and he said that's the way the way it goes. I felt like an indiot for asking by you don't learn if yo don't question however stupid one might appear!

Posted

Cheers for the input guys, ive fired off the pics to TSL just to be 100% sure but going by the comments all seems to be ok was just a weeeeee bit shocked when i first saw it and used a few swear words.

Bandit 

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...