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shaunmods

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Registered: 12th Mar 07
Location: Glascote, Staffordshire
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19th Nov 07 at 20:34

I just purchased a remus centre piper for me corsa 1.0. But because the bore size is smaller on the 1.0 i'm going to need to reducer.

Could someone tell me what the bore size for the 1.0 is and what the normal bore size that all the other engines use so i can get one made up?

Many thanks guys

shaunmods

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Registered: 12th Mar 07
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19th Nov 07 at 21:49

anyone know? would be a great help

dan_c4rsa

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Registered: 12th Dec 06
Location: North Yorks Drives: MK3 Seat Cupra
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19th Nov 07 at 22:25

i think the 1.0's may be 1.75 but im not sure.

because i think all 1.4's and 1.6's etc are the same so the 1.0 may be the same too.

could be smaller like 1.5" but i havnae a clue really bud

sorry

Richardhhha

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Registered: 29th Sep 07
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19th Nov 07 at 23:06

your best bet is to drop the back box off and measure it mate to be honest, you might find that you will need to go to a exhaust specialist like longlife or even a RSR they have pipe bending and flange forming machines so i dont see why they couldnt make you one up to fit, as it would be best to have the pipe over the outside of the old exhaust and then go into the new one as this will help reduce the chance of the exhaust leaking.

shaunmods

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Registered: 12th Mar 07
Location: Glascote, Staffordshire
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20th Nov 07 at 20:34

quote:
Originally posted by Richardhhha
your best bet is to drop the back box off and measure it mate to be honest, you might find that you will need to go to a exhaust specialist like longlife or even a RSR they have pipe bending and flange forming machines so i dont see why they couldnt make you one up to fit, as it would be best to have the pipe over the outside of the old exhaust and then go into the new one as this will help reduce the chance of the exhaust leaking.

Cheers for the advice mate. I've got a powerflow centre 2 mins down the road so i'll pop in there over the weekend

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