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Rob-e91

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Registered: 11th May 09
Location: South Wales
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7th Jul 10 at 20:12

I want to cut mine out but when i jacked it up to have a look at it i saw this

Its atatched to it i know its something to do with brakes/weight, so how do i get around this??

DERV-POWER

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Registered: 13th Sep 09
Location: Greenfield, Flintshire
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7th Jul 10 at 22:09

put inline valves on instead why you getting rid

[Edited on 07-07-2010 by DERV-POWER]

Rob-e91

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7th Jul 10 at 22:11

quote:
Originally posted by DERV-POWER
put inline valves on instead why you getting rid

What you mean mate? its full of holes/rust and i want a centre exhaust

corsagsigav

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Registered: 28th Jan 08
Location: Retford, Nottinghamshire
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7th Jul 10 at 23:34

its a brake bais valve that you need does same sort of think as that hanging off your spare wheel well but is manual and can be put else where.something like this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brake-Bias-Proportioning-Valve-Alloy-Anodised-Black-/270601837791?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3f01205cdf

basically you just adjust it so that you have the correct pressure going to the rear brakes so they dont lock up under brake

[Edited on 07-07-2010 by corsagsigav]

DERV-POWER

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Registered: 13th Sep 09
Location: Greenfield, Flintshire
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8th Jul 10 at 07:00

ive got centre exit exhaust but only cut away half of it and put my battery in the other half, i will take pics later for you

john_c20xe

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Registered: 10th Feb 08
Location: Eastbourne, EastSussex
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8th Jul 10 at 18:25

why not just cut out the centre of the spare wheel well i just run a pipe through it?

Rob-e91

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8th Jul 10 at 19:00

quote:
Originally posted by john_c20xe
why not just cut out the centre of the spare wheel well i just run a pipe through it?

i just want the whole thing gone tbh mate

Rob-e91

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10th Jul 10 at 20:04

anyone know what exactly i have to do with it?

davieslim

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Registered: 15th Sep 08
Location: Glasgow City
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10th Jul 10 at 20:09

either remove it and fit inline brake pressure regulators or as above fit an adjustable brake bias valve

Rob-e91

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10th Jul 10 at 20:59

quote:
Originally posted by davieslim
either remove it and fit inline brake pressure regulators or as above fit an adjustable brake bias valve

I dont know how to fit either of the above, would a garage sort it for me, if i cut it all out first?

davieslim

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Registered: 15th Sep 08
Location: Glasgow City
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10th Jul 10 at 21:09

id just buy the bits and take it to a garage then, if you google or check ebay for brake pressure regulators or even adjustable bias control valve then you will see plenty of them for sale

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