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Anyone know if theyre good? Im thinking of getting a full system with De-Cat pipe, i know someone whos selling one for £170 - its not been on the car a year yet - i was going to offer £140, how much should i pay for someone to fit it????
i have a scorpian cat-back exhaust, and when it gets hot it starts knocking like a b*tch, i figure the heat is making the rubber mounts soft, i have heard that you can get harder compound rubber, to replace them with.
To stop it knocking wrap the plumbers mat around the knocking part of pipe (for heat proofing) and then wrap the carpet uerlay over this, to form a padded layer.
The cat easy as long as use use new bolts each time!!
To stop it knocking wrap the plumbers mat around the knocking part of pipe (for heat proofing) and then wrap the carpet uerlay over this, to form a padded layer.
The cat easy as long as use use new bolts each time!!
How do you know where it is Knocking? I got the system fitted on Sunday, its fine when cold but after a couple of minutes starts knocking quite badly - i cant tell where its knocking though??
I dont have an exhaust fitted yet, well i do but not a performance one. It was knocking quite badly, so i put it up on the ramps had a look underneath and it was one of those rubbery things that hold the back box in place. I gave it a prod and it all came apart in my face. So after a full dictionary of chockingly swearing and splutering i went down to one of the local garages. He gave me a new rubbery thing free. I fitted it and it fixed the problem. Sooooo my suggestion is either check that or.... When you are under the car look at the exhaust, on mine it has the back box then goes straigt (i think) then bends to the right. That bend and the back box are close to variouse parts of the car. So you if you pad those areas you should be ok. But please remember not to pad the actual exhaust, or you may have a fire under your car.
I might have to have a look then! Where can you get the rubber parts from? Would Halfords or some where like that sell them? I take it theyre not Car Specific?
To stop it knocking wrap the plumbers mat around the knocking part of pipe (for heat proofing) and then wrap the carpet uerlay over this, to form a padded layer.
The cat easy as long as use use new bolts each time!!
anyway, it normally knocks as it passes over the top of the back "axle" gubbings. Ive found the noise often travels along the passanger side of the car to the front so people think the noise is from further up.
Just get the rubbers from an exhurst fitting center (not ***K-fit if you can help it) for all of £1 a handful!!
Just had an ashley system fitted yesterday and the guy who did it said it was a pain getting it too fit and said id have a bit of rattling, but its fine!
He said itll get louder in a week or so aswell which is scarey but great! ( loud as fcuk now!)
Yeah but Stainless Steel Lasts Forever - and Mongoose are apparently the best for Power Gains..... Think of all those people who pay £300 for a new one! Mine was only 5 months old, and the guy showed me the receipt to prove it....