Jay762

Yup I looked at the picture, the original system has a two into 1 manifold then a cat then a sensor then another cat then a silencer. you have two silencers into a big silencer and twin exits this - irrespective of distance travelled is going to disturb the flow and mixture due to the circulatory nature of the silencers as opposed to a cat which is straight through perforated material You can move the sensor closer to the down pipe but I think overall you may be looking at a redesign of the exhaust to get an undisturbed flow, a two into one before the silencer or a twin sensor setup

Wotcha and welcome I would position it closer the original setup is positioned just after the first cat so shouldnt be a problem moving it closer to the engine. how does the system differ to mates setup did he join the down pipes into one before silencing similar to the original?

nice one :P

here you go

does this help http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_180.htm

if there are no photos it hasnt happened ;) - will you be painting the mesh black or keeping silver?

nice job - tidied up no problem

seems like a reasonable trade off ;)

could you delay the MOT - it does sound like a fair amount of stress

Now with Tax until May 2014!

assuming they can read of course ;)

Try these people 01752 348 866 http://www.cleanspares-plymouth.co.uk/disposals-and-car-parts

There is another aftermarket parts place down Plymouth way but I cannot find the link...

Im sooooo jealous of those that made it to your BBQ it must have been a sight to behold

Try this chap see if he has some lying about Alan Jeffery Unit 1 Valley Road, Plympton, Plymouth, Devon, PL7 1RF Telephone: 01752-345880 Facsimile: 01752-346080 e-mail: [email protected] Also these people may be able to help http://www.eurocarparts.com/plymouth.html?gclid=CJm4hcyVwboCFQXHtAodhlkAVw or this chap - was breaking a 98 2.0 subaru in GUZZ area... 07970942123 ask for Dave oh and welcome to the forum

excellent :)

Yup I resemble those remarks also :P

well with the current weather going into winter it shouldnt be too much of a concern as any tension will be relieved by wheels spin and sideways antics ;)

Well it is the time of year you can walk about in public without people pointing, eh chum? :D

Yes you are mate it is indeed the Snapper 'yer daughters a luvvly roide so she is'

brilliant news - start working your way down that list now :)

We have a few in Norfolk - not too far from you

its like looking at a high res haynes manual - lovely :)

supposed to be doing ours today - may have something to post later

I would go for the smaller crystal option - the wagon itself is a big statement, wheels scoop etc I think the P1 option would be lost in the front end or carbon covers without the pink