Unidentified Exhaust
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Picked up my TF160 yesterday and I think she's got a non-standard exhaust. First clue is a most excellent loud noise and the second is that the back box appears to be stainless. Was there a factory option for a loud pipe? Just that this is a one previous owner from new car and they didn't change it. Here's the view from the back but if anyone can tell me what I need to look for that would be great.
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Any distinguishing marks on the pipes or the main box?
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David Aiketgate;15209 wrote: Visualises Andy on the floor, under the back of his car with a camera!:lol:
aye lol what WILL the neighbors think?! lol
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When i got close to take a picture I noticed a very faded XPOWER on one of the pipes so I guess that answers the question
As a second question, the other pipe is in a bit of a mess, what's the best way to clean them up? Tried Autoglym metal polish and it's not made any difference.
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Andy1970h;15273 wrote: OK, next time look carefully first before asking silly questions. (Insert Slap 'ead smiley)
When i got close to take a picture I noticed a very faded XPOWER on one of the pipes so I guess that answers the question
As a second question, the other pipe is in a bit of a mess, what's the best way to clean them up? Tried Autoglym metal polish and it's not made any difference.
It depends a lot on what's on the pipes really.:dunno:
But I use a combination of one of Sheila's pan scrubs, hot water and detergent, turps(for tar) and then metal polish!
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