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One modification you can consider when using a 45 or similar non 90 degree pipe is to cut the pipe exit so that it aligns with the edge of the wing.

Better to allow a little extra as it should ensure that the gasses exit away from rather than under the car.

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Thanks for all the responses.

Having looked at the car it seems there probably isn't sufficient space. The position of the rear support bracket means there is very little space between it and the rear of the wing/wheel arch, certainly not enough to accommodate the bend and the pipe. I suspect the silencer is shorter on the 1.6 4/4, and the bracket further forward. Perhaps it's a quirk of the 2.0 duratec 4/4?

So, unless I alter the bracket position, which I doubt I'll try and do, then I'll probably need to forget the idea.

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Originally Posted By AndyR
Thanks for all the responses.

Having looked at the car it seems there probably isn't sufficient space. The position of the rear support bracket means there is very little space between it and the rear of the wing/wheel arch, certainly not enough to accommodate the bend and the pipe. I suspect the silencer is shorter on the 1.6 4/4, and the bracket further forward. Perhaps it's a quirk of the 2.0 duratec 4/4?

So, unless I alter the bracket position, which I doubt I'll try and do, then I'll probably need to forget the idea.

Thanks again.


Or maybe play around and adapt a cheapy shorter silencer.



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The side exit exhaust on my 4/4 is actually part of the handle of an industrial vacuum cleaner. Fitted as a stop gap about 7 years ago, looks the part, does the job and cost nothing!

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Originally Posted By Arwyn Williams
The side exit exhaust on my 4/4 is actually part of the handle of an industrial vacuum cleaner. Fitted as a stop gap about 7 years ago, looks the part, does the job and cost nothing!

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Doesn't that make your back ache doing the stairs..?


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Dunno, found it in the scrap skip at work!

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Originally Posted By Stringers Best Mate
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The side exit exhaust on my 4/4 is actually part of the handle of an industrial vacuum cleaner...

Arwyn


Doesn't that make your back ache doing the stairs..?

I was wondering how long the mains lead would need to be?? grin2


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Originally Posted By Arwyn Williams
Dunno, found it in the scrap skip at work!
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Originally Posted By BobtheTrain
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Dunno, found it in the scrap skip at work!
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Difficult to convert a broom handle into a side exit exhaust hide


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