Re: MK3 TT exhaust

Guest 28/9/2008, 7:41 am

Yep, spot on Paul! That's what had to be used on mine!!!! But...... Get some decent cat saver nuts to replace with, and then you won't get it so bad if you wanna change it in the future!

**Captain Jack** 28/9/2008, 7:53 am

Hadn't even occured to me to use the angle grinder!!

**Dark Knight** 28/9/2008, 7:54 am

see thats what we're here for! Cool

Guest 28/9/2008, 7:56 am

marcus mgf wrote:Hadn't even occured to me to use the angle grinder!!

Just be careful what you cut!!!!! Shocked

**Captain Jack** 28/9/2008, 7:57 am

I was using it today, after admitting defeat with my car, i set to work cutting out the quater panels on my brother-in-laws CRX ( he knew bout it )

**Dark Knight** 28/9/2008, 7:58 am

looks like you'll be using it agian tomorrow! Cool

Guest 28/9/2008, 8:02 am

You might want to have some new nuts tho so you can fit the TT!!!!!

**Captain Jack** 4/10/2008, 5:04 am

Its finally on!!! still a little skew-wiff for my liking but................. mere details its on!!!

And suprisingly its not the sound / noise i notice the most, its actually the pick up: the better acceleration i feel im getting from it, is noticable!!

Guest 4/10/2008, 9:31 am

Nice one Marcus. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy my one! Now go out and find some tunnels!!!!

If it's a bit wonky, that was a standard problem with the MK1 and more so with the MK2 TT's. Only way to fix it with those was to bend the mountings. However, I think they are adjustable on the MK3's. However I can't confirm as I still don't have my one!

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