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MG MGF Technical - TT Pipes are here!
| Yes Ladies and Gentlemen the TT Mk2 pipes are here! and they look brilliant! Christmas finally arrived ...On Friday the 13th !!!! |
| Neil |
| Errmm ;) BIC/IBAN required, mate ! :o) |
| Dieter |
| Pictures? :o) |
| Rob Bell |
| >Pictures? Mate, what a quest !!! :) I'm sowhat of curious about getting that one. Only BIC/IBAN missing, ... and some shipment. :) |
| Dieter |
| Hi All I'm new round here..... Picked up my pipe organ yesterday. Lovely looking bit of kit and reassuringly heavy. Had too much junk in my boot - so - best looking passenger I've had in a while! As Neil said, his garage looks like an arms dump.... Many thanks Neil. Mine should be fitted on Friday & not by me - I've taken some of the advice around here. :)) |
| C Yarwood |
| OK now I shall allow myself to get officially over excited :-))))) Neil, please let me know when my bling has been despatched so I can hang around the front door drooling like a hound after a bone..... Thanks! Fiona :o) |
| Fiona |
| Sorry for not being on the case guys, been a bit tom dick over the last few days, pure knackeration I reckon! anyhow! we progress those of you who havent sent in your cheques please do, inc £20 for p&p. apart from Dieter's £60 SF and co. picked up their pipes today and were, like Mr Yarwood ( hi!) very happy with their purchase. What a great bunch of guys, you have to have something to get enthused about in life and I think these WMD exhausts do the trick! Dieter, I am on it ! Now if I could get my camera to download the pics I could email them to you Grrrr, new laptops...grr |
| Neil |
| Cheers !! here we go http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/TT_MKII_100_0649.jpg Looks great ! From technical point of view: One weldline less than the MK1 :) >Dieter, I am on it ! Hope you're well again and sort that mad newish international bank numbers soon. Wanna hang around at the door like Fiona !! @ SF, if you read, please let's know about the fitment. Any adjustments required with the brackets ? Best Regards Dieter |
| Dieter |
| Neil, can you resend me your last email, the one with your address on, as I have accidentaly deleted it. |
| Steve White |
| Dieter you have mail, and some more pictures! please add them to your website. from a technical perspective there are a few differences. 1. the silencer is marginally shorter to accomodate slightly larger radius curves for better gas flowing 2. yes there are less welds 3. the box weighs about a half kilo less than the old one. 4. the fittings are simplified, which makes it slightly more tricky to fit the box. what you need to do is remove the bracket and the rubber bush that holds the silencer to the car on the right hand end, slide them onto the hangers and then bolt them back up. SF and co did it an about 3 minutes! Kind Regards Neil |
| Neil |
| Neil, I'm still intending to come down sat afternoon. I got the image, thank you, it looks awesome! Like some of the others, I'm taking car and pipe to a garage to fit. You mentioned above about removing a bracket to fit. Is this something I should tell them to do or leave them to figure it out as they're experts. Anyone recommend a garage in MK, Hemel, Aylesbury area? Martin |
| Martin |
| Ok Martin that's all as arranged. I would suggest you just instruct them "to do it!" It isn't the most difficult job in the book! but yes tell them that the right hand rubber bush has to come off to save time with them scratching their heads! See you shortly, sorry I cant advise on any specific garage in Aylesbury Neil |
| Neil |
| I would be pleased if someone could give me details on these pipes. benefits etc. I have to fit a new exhaust soon and am interested. What does this system do that others don't and at what price? in short someone sell me the benefits Thank you David |
| David |
| Just out of curiousity how loud is the tt compared to the phoenix exhaust asked a phoenix owner. |
| Yigit |
| David, these are not a commericially available exhaust unfortunetly. The design was originally formulated by the late Trevor Taylor, who produced a limited number of them some years ago. Neil has revived the design and made some alterations to it to improve it even more, and negotiated with an exhaust manufacturer to have a small batch (15 I believe) made. You will need to confirm with Neil, but I beleive they are all sold, and I dont know if Neil intends having any more made. The main benefit of one of the TT is the way they are constructed. They are a straight through design rather than the conventional baffeled designed which mean they have a different sound and offer less of a restriction to exhaust gases. They are also quite a bit louder than most of the other commericially available silencers. |
| Steve White |
| Martin Priests of Chesham were generally rated among the best MGR dealerships in the northern home counties, so it might be worth checking them out. Otherwise Brown & Gammons in Baldock are not too far from you and most people rate them pretty good as well. Chris |
| Chris |
| > removing a bracket to fit. Is this something I should tell them to do or leave them to figure it out as they're experts. This upper bracket removing (two bolts) can be seen as a _feature_ with the TT MK2. http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/FX_MOUNTED.jpg (heat shield looks strange 4me on that pic) Usually the wider Standard Exhaust and wider other aftermarket parts restrict the access to the bolts of the rubber bearing for the exhaust bracket. They hide the bolt heads. The MK1 TT and RH adjustable fixture was just a costly copy from standard and looked like this at the exhaust. http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/RIGHT_SIDE_FITTING_FX.jpg From buyers point of view, I think Neil and his friend found a way to keep costs low and make the installation easier and quicker. ... in case the brackets at the exhaust are weld well in-line and parallel to the silencer body :) Slight and careful adjustment of the exhaust brackets with a big gripper might be needed, though. I'll see. Anyway, me expects a swap over time at my special car from Milltek to TT within 10 Minutes, including car jack up. Lucky me has installed Stainless Steel nuts and bolts already 5 years ago to the otherwise awfull rusting thread studs at the catalyst. :))))) Parts recommended: - 1 of new metal gasket to exhaust flange WCM100480 - 4 of stainless screws with flanged head (DIN 6921 A2 M 6X30 (or longer) for the BOTH rubber bearing brackets - Cat Saver Nuts from Satur, or 6 of stainless steel M10 nuts with 3 washers. >They are also quite a bit louder than most of the other commericially available silencers. :)))) I think so ;) Neil will get a _big shout_ if it isn't !!! And my TT MK2 would be available Ebay soon. (LOL) Cheers Dieter |
| Dieter |
| Wrote myself: > http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/FX_MOUNTED.jpg >(heat shield looks strange 4me on that pic) Indeed, it's quite different to TT MK2 :) The MK1 brackets direction was _inside to out_ and required drilling a hole to the heatshield :) Tricky installation. TT MK2 brackets direct as they should, standard, _outside to in_. So easier in that manner. Wherein I need to correct the above mentioned works cause the heatshield needs to be done loose. Not remove, but shift from one side to the other to get the easy access to the rubber bearing screws. That's all for now. ... promised :) |
| Dieter |
| Dieter You dont need to worry mate! Ask Andy Phillips of the Essex Roadsters or his mates how they feel about the sounds! This weekend I will get them dispatched to you in Germany, I am in Göteborg Sweden today! N |
| Neil |
| By popular request, I have looked into the continued production of these pipes. Hmmm tricky! Unfortunately they turned out to be harder to make than anticipated, and the manufacturer is whinging a bit so the next batch will be a bit more expensive. |
| Neil |
| It will be good to get a db reading for them too. |
| Steve Ratledge |
| Steve, http://www.mgf.ultimatemg.com/group2/exhaust/exhaust_rolling_road_data.htm Unfortubately there's nothing to compare with. Look up MG World. Wasn't it in 1999 ?? From memory the TT was the loudest :)))) And the winner the MS Daytona regarding test focus on power increase ?? |
| Dieter |
| Manufacturer really whingeing about the price. It might make further batches uncompetitive at about £350 or the 3" finisher versions and £295 for the standard 2 1/4" ones. So the last production run might be it folks! :-( I tried to make the TT THE best, not just loudest. It was originally designed to allow for MASSIVE power increases and airflow through the exhaust required for heavily supercharged or turbocharged engines. It just turned out that the large and constant diameter pipes necessary to do this without chambers etc deliver a loud bass sound. I never got around to this extreme level of darkside on my own F as I was just grateful to avoid HGF and besides I scare myself enough in the car anyhow! Anybody indulging in extreme tuning of the F should perhaps invest in one of these TT even if they are becoming a bit expensive. |
| Neil |
| Deiter, you will see that the new pipes will not involve poking a hole through the heat sheild as they come from the other side. |
| Neil |
| Neil Have all the pipes been despatched yet? Can't wait to get my hands on mine! Regards David |
| David AP |
| Not yet David I am stuck in Sweden this week! |
| Neil |
| Neil, when are you back in UK. I'm due to pick up mine tomorrow afternoon. Are you back this evening at all. Martin (wife bending ear about going out tom eve) |
| Martin |
| Martin yeah I have the same thing from my old lady BUT i am in Sweden still and it's snowing...BADLY |
| Neil |
| Neil, you understand then! Well I asked about tonight so she'll have to lump it. Err, you will let me know if it's snowing so bad you won't be home tomorrow. Martin |
| Martin |
| All ok so far martin airport using airport transfers tonbridge still open but it's snowing ...erm Elks and dogs |
| Neil |
| Neil, Have emailed your home email, about poss picking up the pipes today eve. (Sun) -- save on the hassle of delivery (OK I admit it I just can't wait!) Not had a reply - can you let me know when you can if this is going to be a possibility. ta Fiona :o) |
| Fiona |
| be-be-b-bump heard of someone was wrapping and packing exhausts ?? ... :) |
| Dieter |
| Yes Dieter and I'll be wrapping the remainder today so all those who havent yet picked them up will get their exhausts very soon. So that's the 2 Dave Morgans ( very confusing!) Gareth, Steve W, and David Prescott Unfortunately all this seems ot have gone very well so I didnt get a new exhausts out of all this :-( Guess the 1997 TT Mk1 Prototype will just have to do :-) |
| Neil |
| Hi peeps, have fitted 2 of them now (my own one, and i assisted one of the Roadsters), here's how we did it. Right, first up it is important to note that there is no height adjustment in the hanging brackets at all - on the face of it this shouldn't be a problem, but in my case i have a little issue still toresolve (irons in the fire already). Both the hanging brackets are welded to the system, this means that you don't fit it in the conventional way, rather you need to access the bolts that secure the hanging bushes. This can be done with a 10mm ratchet spanner and a lot of patience, but i found it much easier to simply cut a small section of the heat shield away and use a 10mm socket on a long extension. Method Remove old system (have 'fun' with the rusty cat nuts! eeek!!) Cut out a rectangle of heat shield directly below the bolts that secure the rubber bush on the near side, undo these bolts. Remove the rubber bush, now offer the system up and if possible slide the other (second) hanging bracket into the other bush (i found that the TT with the finishers wouldn't slide far enough over in the bumper recess to allow this and had to cut out the other section of heatshield and unbolt the other bush too). Now slide the first bush onto the first bracket, align the bolts and bolt into position. Fit the cat gasket, and then the three cat nuts Job Done I have a picture of my old Phoenix and the new TT next to each other, but can't host it at the moment so i may email it to Dieter (if he wants it). It illustrates the differences between a 'traditional' F system and the TT one quite nicely. --------------------- Impressions... The sound (in my case i am running an ITG Maxogen, an X-Power 4:2:1 manifold, a bypass pipe and the TT) is simply awesome - no other F system sounds close in terms of volume and tone. Lovely. :-D However... I found that one of my tailpipes is roughly 15mm higher than the other, this doesn't sound like much but as there is no adjustment on the hanging brackets it is a little annoying. I am getting a spacer made up to go between the rubber bush and the floor pan as this should sort the alignment out. Also, one tailpipe sticks out slightly further than the other, again no adjustment possible, but should be sorted out with the tail pipe finishers. Sadly, my Phoenix finishers don't fit, this is because the finishers are pretty long and the bends in the pipes in the TT don't allow the finishers to slide on far enough. So, i am getting some custom finishers made up - i figure i've saved £50.00 by not buying them with the TT and so i have some cash in my pocket to get some bespoke items made up. Now, the above are problems with MY one, the system we fitted to Mark's F (one of the Essex Roadsters), had the tailpipe finishers and fitted perfectly, so i am inclined to think that my issues could possibly be caused by the boot floor in Scarlet being a bit out of plumb (there are still a few dents left over from the accident) and the fact there is no adjustment in the system, meaning that these defects are carried over to the alignment. Overall, the issues i have are easily resolvable i feel and shouldn't cost a great deal - the sound of the system more than makes up for these niggles in my book and i'm extremely happy with it. SF P.S. Neil, i am proposing to visit you early afternoon on Sat 28th, need to talk V8s and also i have something for you mate. |
| Scarlet Fever |
| Hi SF. Glad it all seems to work ok Interesting that your one seems to be a bit out of kilter compared to Mark's Hmmm Given that they are all made on the same jig, I think it is most possibly due to the aftermath of your little prang. I beleive that there is a simple solution to the height issue and that involves fitting longer bolts to the 2 boot floor bushes and some simple spacers to alingn the holes in which the pipes hang. I am sure that a man of your skills you will work this one out Just run it with the standard shiney ends mate! Brutal minimalism and definitely not weedy not with that noise coming out of them! Or get a hacksaw to the finishers you have ;-) V8s are totally and utterly addictive and should be reclassified as category A! I totally adore my ZT, every time I get into it it's like taking the Millenium Falcon out for a burn. Janet won't do her hair like Princess Leah though thank God! (what WERE they thinking? let's make the heroin of the film ...into a dork?) Mr. Wedgywood's pipe isnt ready yet. You could come around on Saturday early afternoon is fine, dont I cant guarantee that other pipe will be ready then. I will update you on Friday. In the summer we will have to get ALL the TT Mk2 owners together at one of the shows Silverstone or something and for a Cruise (Bomb run) through some poor unsuspecting little villages. |
| Neil |
| post picture please :) mgf at mgcc dot de is looking foreward to >easier to simply cut a small section of the heat shield away Mate, I'll try the way the wrote above and just loosen the heatshield, lay it onto the silencer body and slide and turn to RH or LH as needed, turning some degrees within the remaining space to access the bushes bolts. Worked with the Milltek aswell at mine. Sorry for your additional alignement works. >I am getting a spacer made up to go between the rubber bush and the floor pan Don't make one from alloy ;) it will corrode heavily *from own experiance with my first SP installation*. And don't forget 2 of longer screws then. >TT don't allow the finishers to slide on far enough. Will have a look for finishers aswell. Let's link together. >i'm extremely happy with it. Wanna have mine !!! :oD >(Bomb run) Errrm, the City of Bad Hersfeld has a nice narrow but 2 miles long twisty City Circle ... Do you recall ? ROFL ;);) Cheers Dieter |
| Dieter |
| Andrew, just looked up for my old Milltek images. This is the _bad_ alloy spacer and a washer added. It corroded and I got troubles getting off the M8 bolts 3 years later. To short bolts clearly visible. http://www.mgfcar.de/auspuff/dk_washer_cp_6107.jpg Heavy misaligned Milltek fitment to the back and the height where corrected by cut away one of the brackets and re-weld in different height and angle. May be that's an option to _customise_ the new TT to the bent back of scarlet. http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_milltek/dk_cp_6952.jpg |
| Dieter |
| Dieter I would recommend that SF sticks to adjusting the mountings first. |
| Neil |
| I wrote... >> I am getting a spacer made up to go between the rubber bush and the floor pan as this should sort the alignment out. << This is the plan, it'll be very similar to the one in your picture Dieter, but in steel. Good point about the longer bolts, gonna need to source some i think. Tailpipes with no finishers is the reason i never bought a TT the first time around Niel - i gotta make it look in keeping with the rest of the car - at the moment it doesn't. Haven't decided yet if i am going to cut down the Phoenix finishers (which fit, they are just about 75mm too long) as i really like the way they look, or if i am going to go for something a bit bespoke. I may go back to a quad system like the one i had on my old Daytona - it's a look i really like and goes well with the quad rear lights. Decisions, decisions! Photo(s) emailed to you Dieter. The other alternative to the height issue is as Dieter has mentioned, re-bend the hanging hook. There is plenty of metal there so it should be possible, although it would be a lot harder to get the alignment 100% correct. Last resort only. SF |
| Scarlet Fever |
| Pics received. Thank You. http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/index.htm Of course, as Neil said. Have a look at first to adjustment of the mounting and re-bend the hanging hook(s) carefully. (17mm ring spanner slipped on the hook and to be used as lever will do it for example) Keep in mind the relation to the catalyst flange aswell. I rememeber my metal catalyst flange was misaligned aswell and _pulled_ the whole exhaust in wrong direction, down and inwards ... looked like yours after first mounting of the Milltek. Me used a round file to enlarge the catalyst flange holes to long holes. All about it's a case of balance. You'll know what I mean and finally the result counts :) Good luck with it. :o) |
| Dieter |
| so are there going to be any more made at all?...desparate to have one! |
| james |
| James It is unlikely that there will be any more built unless more than a couple come along with orders. In the interim there is a UNIQUE opportunity to own one of the first Mk1s! There is a guy who is on the TT Fxtreme Mk1 Thread called Mark WHO HAS AN ORIGINAL Mk1. He might call you with an offer!. It is an EXTREMELY rare article and should feature on antiques roadshow, with SF as one of their experts ( roll over Arthur Neagus!) This will only fit F's made before 2000 and has the original brutal 2 1/4 inch ends in UNPOLISHED stainless (scaffolding look. It is also VERY LOUD! See the original Prototype and as it is fitted to A19NJW as seen on Dieter's site:- http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/index.htm |
| Neil |
| I want one of these as well neil idealy the same as Mark Lucas' one as it looks the nuts on the car D |
| DarrenB |
| Nice TT page Dieter :-) SF |
| Scarlet Fever |
| Neil - if theres a mk1 TT on the cards - please let me know...am extremely keen n gutted to know i missed out on the mk2 batch. do know from other forums that several ppl would be very much up for some more mk2's if they were out. but if there is this mk1 on the cards do let me know...my email address is j.sutton@ex.ac.uk...or you can call me on 07796002486. many thanks |
| james |
| James I think you may have missed that one also. Sorry to say. BUT I feel the need for speed call me on 07710 560065 to see what can be done N |
| Neil |
| Neil are you looking into making more Mk2 exhusts ??? I ask as i ideally want one with Finshers on it but if your not making them i will go for Marks Mk 1 and get some finshers made up for it. Cheers Darren |
| DarrenB |
| Got mine, and put it on at -5° C ;) http://www.mgfcar.de/exhaust_fxtreme/DSCF0597_1.JPG :):):):):):):):):):):):):):) GREAT, just Great. It's what I always wanted. Not to loud, but a great rumble. Took me 20 minutes to do it on including heat shield works, wherein I found similar alignment needs as Andrew said. Less than at Scarlet, but you know I want it perfect. My fix will be to carefully bend both brackets next weekend. Hoping it will be warmer than today. Cheers Dieter |
| Dieter |
| Dieter that's great to know. I think given the time for a few slight adjustments it shouldn't be difficult to get the pipes absolutely spot on. Be careful of you intend to bend the brackets that you dont break the welds! although they are pretty robust. Also regarding the noise, if you get that cat off it will transform the sound! |
| Neil |
| Got mine fitted yesterday, it wasn't quite as cold as it was for Dieter, but it was still £30 well spent in my book. Very impressed, not too intrusive under normal pottering about, but the loud pedal now really deserves it's name! Aso the burbling you get as you lift off -(that's taking your foot off the pedal, not getting airbourne)- is quite simply - ACE!!! Love it! G |
| g hampson |
| Neil wrote... >> Also regarding the noise, if you get that cat off it will transform the sound! << Hmmm, TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen, sounds good to me! :-D SF |
| Scarlet Fever |
| >Hmmm, TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen, sounds good to me! :-D you are not kidding mate! Bomb run anyone? |
| Neil |
| Can I be Squadron Leader??? ;o) |
| Fiona |
| Only If I can be the evil professor! |
| Neil |
| The lift off burbling is fantastic! Unfortunately I was a bit of a girl about the resonance from the TT exhaust combined with my K&N 57i (even enclosed within a montego 2.0i airbox) so I had to revert to the original airbox to stop my ears from bleeding on the motorway. And driving with the roof down at the weekend was an enormous amount of fun (for me, anyway, my girlfriend just shouted 'what?' and 'pardon?' quite a lot.) The noise! Thanks Neil. |
| Pete Davey |
| Pete Get that 57i back on it's worth horsepower! and then go and join the Motorhead fan club! "The only way to feel the noise is when it's good and loud!" Lemmy Kilminster |
| Neil |
| from my esperience, when you've got a loud exhaust, the induction noise is hidden, moreover if it's an enclosed system. Put it back, it's worth the extra bhp ;o) |
| Fabrice |
| Personally - I can still hear the tones of the K&N, even with the TT trying to out-shout it. In my opinion, they operate at a different resonance and pitch. A trained ear can make out the difference ;-) Pete - you GIRL - get your K&N back on! Fiona (don't be fooled, I just look like a girl) :o) PS I agree on the Burble, it's the biz. |
| Fiona |
| Is there a prize for the longest amount of time between getting hands on long awaited TT and having it put on car. My lift fell throughto take me the 12 miles to pick up car with new rad fitted. (£250!) Anyway, cat now on its way, wife getting up early to take me garage before going to work and I'm off work all day tomorrow so hopefully with a bit of luck my local garage can put the pipe on. Oh, and my K & N is staying ON. I'm looking to put the bigger throttle body on at her at some point too. Martin |
| Martin |
| You are not the last to get it fitted, I dont think Christian in Germany has fitted his yet. |
| Neil |
| He, He, looks like a sound'ish fine tuning option for the bomb run concert. Setups TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Scarlet TT + _ + _ + _ ?................. > Pete TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Fiona TT + 200 cells catalyst + _ + K&N panel > Dieter TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Martin I wonder about the differences with these sounds. Will have a TT sound website :) Bomb Run with _drum&base session_ then. LOL Dieter PS. Christian's MGF has German MOT in early March. TT gets in after that date, ... of course :) |
| Dieter |
| Just to add mine to the list:- Setups TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Scarlet TT + _ + _ + _ ?................. > Pete TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Fiona TT + 200 cells catalyst + _ + K&N panel > Dieter TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Martin TT + sports cat + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Steve Hopefully in the next month or 2 I will be able to tell you what it sounds like with multiple throttle bodies too :D |
| Steve W |
| And here are the Essex Roadsters details' TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Scarlet TT + _ + _ + _ ?................. > Pete TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Fiona TT + 200 cells catalyst + _ + K&N panel > Dieter TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Martin TT + sports cat + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Steve TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Mark Lucas TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + erm, Taipan i think > Rich P TT + K+N 57i > Jason & Tanya TT ahhh, on it's own! > Paul (Wedgewood) :-) SF |
| SF |
| TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Scarlet TT + _ + _ + _ ?................. > Pete TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Fiona TT + 200 cells catalyst + _ + K&N panel > Dieter TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Martin TT + sports cat + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Steve TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Mark Lucas TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + erm, Taipan i think > Rich P TT + K+N 57i > Jason & Tanya TT ahhh, on it's own! > Paul (Wedgewood) :-) TT + K&N panel :0( > Gareth, 1.8i Just thought I'd add the engine type for completeness. |
| g hampson |
| TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Scarlet TT + cat + K&N 57i/BL parts bin cold induction > Pete, mk1 VVC TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Fiona TT + 200 cells catalyst + _ + K&N panel > Dieter TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Martin TT + sports cat + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Steve TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Mark Lucas TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + erm, Taipan i think > Rich P TT + K+N 57i > Jason & Tanya TT ahhh, on it's own! > Paul (Wedgewood) :-) TT + K&N panel :0( > Gareth, 1.8i (Added my details) Blasted peer pressure, had to refit Darth (57i) at the weekend! Hearing aid, here we come... |
| Pete Davey |
| TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Scarlet TT + cat + K&N 57i/BL parts bin cold induction > Pete, mk1 VVC TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Fiona TT + 200 cells catalyst + _ + K&N panel > Dieter TT + _ + _ + K&N kit .................. > Martin TT + sports cat + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Steve TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + ITG Maxogen > Mark Lucas TT + bypass + 4:2:1 + erm, Taipan i think > Rich P TT + K+N 57i > Jason & Tanya TT ahhh, on it's own! > Paul (Wedgewood) :-) TT + K&N panel :0( > Gareth, 1.8i TT prototype + bypass + K&N panel ...erm plus an engine put in by the MGR special vehicles team at longbridge, probably just a boggo MPi Bomb Run here we come! but where and what? We need to find a place that will really reverberate to the sound of all that ordnance! Silverstone airfield definitiely isnt the place, open and flat! Dieter suggested some small sleepy villages in Germany How about a blast to West Wittering on a sunny day in May, and perhaps a BBQ? PETWORTH is the main target for the day gentlemen ( and ladies) that'll get the net curtains twitching! |
| Neil |
| Hi, Just like to add, I've just finished the 'perfect' fitment. :o) Slight misalignment (same as at SF) solved. - bent the RH bracket about 10mm in direction engine to get the RH tailpipe outwards. (Used a gas flame (torch lamp?) to heat the bracket until it was _red_) Do not try to bend it when cold !!! - made a spacer below the rubber damper part to overcome a height difference RH to LH tailpipe. Material, 6mmx22mmx60mm. Drilled two holes of 8.5mm with distance 49mm for the rubber piece. Used 2 of longer stainless steel screws with washer (M8x 50?) to attach it. - heat shield re-worked like SF did to make access to the screw heads easier. Bolt all back and finished now. I did pictures, but my cam is broken and I can't download to the PC. Follows later then. :o) >West Wittering ? >http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?oi=eu_map&q=West+Wittering&hl=de Hmm, looks good, but not in May 4me. :( |
| Dieter |
| West Wittering!! WEST Bl**#Y WITTBL**$YERING. Ye gods man thats that far darn sarf, well, will a mon need a passport? it's most likely past Crewe tha knows!! I wouldn't like to think you weren't considering us Northern Folk in your plans!! Oh and while I'm on a roll, Neil, when you said "Oh no, at motorway speeds it fades into the background" prey tell by just how many inches did your nose grow? Still luvin'it!! Gareth |
| g hampson |
| >Still luvin'it!! Me too :) I'm still practicing for taking my _former girlfriend_ to the first ride with the new toy. Not an easy job to keeping the engine in TT silent mode. Ear plugs in the cubby box, though. May be she will be upset ?? :( But... enjoyed the visit in a 6 floor car parking garage today. Was a pleasure to going up to the fourth floor and then down into the cellar, -2nd floor until I _found_ a nice place were to park. Would recommend. I recall a meeting in Bavaria 2001 with Milltek in the parking garage. Got big shouts from the wife ;) http://www.roadstervision.de/impression/events/event_2001/toeging003.jpg |
| Dieter |
| > Oh and while I'm on a roll, Neil, when you said "Oh no, at motorway speeds it fades into the background" prey tell by just how many inches did your nose grow? It does!!! Honest! just gets drowned out by wind noise at over 100 Do I detect a bit of "accent drift" there Gareth? Yeah itz saaaf mate, you goh-a mow-ah- yewwz eetah! Deiter, You should be able to set off at least one car alarm in a multi storey car park. No cat of course ! Glad you got it all spot on. I can get the wife to cry in the ZT260. The pipes really help raise the fear factor, try it with the ex girlfriend D. }:-[ Mwahahahaha Darkside etc etc |
| Neil |
| Frankly, I think you are all a bunch of hoons! Personally, I prefer the stealth bomber approach. Make them wonder what it was that just blew their bloody doors off. Besides, if you had exhausts as loud as that in Oz, you would have every mug copper for miles lining up to give you a ticket for "creating undue noise" |
| Tony Todd |
| Actually, it does get "quiet" over about 5500 rpm, (and also at 2000rpm), but I'm not that gung-ho about my licence to practice the former! As a namby pamby southerner, West Wittering and Petworth would suit me fine. There arent many tunnels round these parts, though. |
| Pete Davey |
| You'd be surprised. See the South East F'ers Tunnel King Tour. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/tim.morris4/SEF/Tunnel%20King%20Tour.htm http://www.pberry.plus.com/ukroads/tunnelsandunderpasses/index.html |
| Russell Parslow |
| When I first fitted the TT prototype in 97 I was totally paranoid about the old bill pulling me over for the (ahem) "music" but I can say that 50,000 miles later and many full bore runs through towns, villages, tunnels and car parks I have never been pulled over once! So relax and enjoy the experience! Lets see if we can get as many TT boys ( and others perhaps SEFers) together for a Bomb Run BBQ at West Wittering. Petworth gets the full assualt on the way! We could sell seats on Petworth High street!! |
| Neil |
| > "Do I detect a bit of "accent drift" there Gareth? Yeah itz saaaf mate, you goh-a mow-ah- yewwz eetah!" If you think my written accents "drift" you really need to hear them!!! I can do a whole continent in one sentance. No, sorry too far a day trip.:0( Enjoy! Gareth |
| g hampson |
| << Lets see if we can get as many TT boys ( and others perhaps SEFers) together for a Bomb Run BBQ at West Wittering>> Am I not invited then??? Charming!! Fiona (a girl) ;-P |
| Fiona |
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