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Defender rear tailpipe section
- Jabba
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Defender rear tailpipe section
The exhaust on my 90 has just the rear silencer box and the pipe that leads out of it to the wing has just fallen off. Does anyone know if I have to have a silencer in the system at all or can I just replace the rear box with a straight through pipe? If so, any ideas where I can get one?
Cheers.
Cheers.
- mike
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- Full Name: Mike Burgess
Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
Dominic at Madisons will do you a nice stainless steel one...
Cheers
Mike
Cheers
Mike
- Matthews
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- Full Name: Matthew Sykes
Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
You don't need one as long as it's not too loud and with the turbo it won't be , piece of straight pipe and a couple of bends is the cheapest or a custom exhaust place , mine cost £40 in SS and runs from just in front of the axle over the axle turns 90 deg then up and another 90deg out of wing .
Guy I use in Wortley but can't remember his name atm
Guy I use in Wortley but can't remember his name atm
- davew
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Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
If you want to make one up yourself, I use Jetex for the parts:
http://www.jetex.co.uk/website/jetexcus ... tparts.php
Stainless or mild in any normal diameter, just work out what bends you need and how much straight. Each component comes with a socket at one end so they just push together. I normally slot them together and weld most of the joints, using clamps where I need to to make fitting/removal more practical.
http://www.jetex.co.uk/website/jetexcus ... tparts.php
Stainless or mild in any normal diameter, just work out what bends you need and how much straight. Each component comes with a socket at one end so they just push together. I normally slot them together and weld most of the joints, using clamps where I need to to make fitting/removal more practical.
- Jabba
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Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
Thanks for the replies. I'll have to work out what length/bends I need and check out some prices.
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geoff
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Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
Its Tony Banks in Wortley, he will do a good job
- Jabba
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Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
Thanks Geoff
- Matthews
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Re: Defender rear tailpipe section
geoff wrote:Its Tony Banks in Wortley, he will do a good job
That's the one
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