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Whilst it was lose and in your hand, did you happen to notice the design of the baffles in the main silencer part of the exhaust? Is it a simple absorption type (ie: straight through with holes into the outer padding), or a fully baffled type? I know the stock pipes have 2 welded in circular discs-with-holes in the end pipes, but I just wondered about the main silencer section.
Hopefully you get this sorted soon too!
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It rattles for a while & then breaks off?or a quick snap?a october 2013 build,have then sorted the problem?
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I am going to slot the mounting brackets on the exhaust. Then fit PTFE penny washers either side with a nylock nut tightened just enough to allow a little front to back movement.
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I never looked inside the exhaust for baffles.
It became noticeably noisier on that side but I could see no damage, then a hundred metres and it was sheared.
2022 Plus Four, 2023 Super Three, Range Rover Vogue SDV8 and Triking T3.
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