Fitting a k-tec stealth

[type_rdriver]

How easy is it to fit a k-tec mk2 backbox? Does it fit without lowering the rear struts due to the bend?

Kev

 

[Christopher]

It can be done with the beam in situ, i've fitted my old stealth doing it this way.

But it's a LOT easier to drop the beam, when you consider it only takes two minutes!

 

[Ali]

Garage...Ramp....15mins...Coffee...Drive...w**k!

 

[Christopher]

I'd wait until you get home for the latter, TBH

Safer.

You might spill coffee on your Johnson.

 

[Ali]

I dont drink and drive! lol

 

[Sean.]

easily done with the beam up matey, 10mins max. dropping the rear beam is just the two damper bolts. 18mm i think. undo them, jack under the beam, lower jack, beam drops down. sort exhaust, beam back up. done

 

[type_rdriver]

Cheers for the help and advice.

Carn't fit the zorst because my center section is only 2" as to the 2.5" k-tec pipe:dapprove:

Need the center section

 

[Icarus]

Happy to help.

Cheers
M

 

[cat171]

Q, how hard is it to post in the correct section ?
A, not very.

Moved.

 

[Goders172]

You could always buy my Ktec centre section. Comes with a free backbox and fittings too lol

 

[type_rdriver]

Q, how hard is it to post in the correct section ?
A, not very.

Moved.

I wanted a fast answer:rasp:

 

[Sean.]

best off just buying a centre section mate than chopping it up with reducers etc. for the hassle you'l go through youd be better off with it. you could also just cut your centre seciton out and make a straight through section thats what i did. is had a very sligtht bend in the centre section, only minor but a straight pipe works ok as thats what i have on mine and its fine 100% no problems!