MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: RetroRaz on July 27, 2013, 09:40:06 pm
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Hi everyone.
Finally removed my towbar and changed rear valance to a gti one. Now im after getting the exhaust tips to point outwards.
Ive been over to exhaust specialist, styledynamix in Hayes, west london who have advised me to remove the back box and run a straight pipe with 2 tips out the rear valance. Im actually not after performance gains, just want the gap filled with 2 outward facing exhaust tips preferably with my standard exhaust still there.
Does anyone know/recommend anyone around london who can just weld 2 tips onto my existing backbox?
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Anther option is to swap your back box for a gti one at least that way it can be put back to standard later
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Anther option is to swap your back box for a gti one at least that way it can be put back to standard later
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With the GTI backbox having a slightly bigger diameter, will that make the car sound louder? Is it a straight fit?
Thanks
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Anther option is to swap your back box for a gti one at least that way it can be put back to standard later
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With the GTI backbox having a slightly bigger diameter, will that make the car sound louder? Is it a straight fit?
Thanks
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Same mounting points and not louder, no. Did it on my old car.
When you get the backbox, cut it somewhere (about 1ft from the backbox) and get a reducer sleeve with U clamps made up to reduce the pipe diameter mismatch, about £10 on ebay for instance.
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No need for a reducer :happy2:
Just cut 2 slits in the back box pipe slide over then clamp :happy2:
Picture paints a thousand words so to speak
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fdaz.co%2Fmedia%2Fww172%2Fbeny_C%2FSAM_0298.jpg&hash=55da353d2ec467f352bf883d57f31cb00b250b87)
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fdaz.co%2Fmedia%2Fww172%2Fbeny_C%2FSAM_0299.jpg&hash=f46c3191f39930608e47e51dfa67343ee95376a1)
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If I recall the OP has a 1.9, that's some gap in bore to clamp down without a reducer, but there's loads of ways to do this
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My bad :happy2:
Mine was done on a 2.0tdi 140 :happy2:
Still if it is a big step then as previously stated there is the reducer route :smiley:
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I had this done to my gt 140 tdi, i fitted a gti rear box & fitted a reducer section & welded it up / i also fitted a gti rear bumper spoiler,no difference in noise just looks loads better / im prob gonna change the gti lower spoiler to ed30 jobbie & get it sprayed up :star:
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I got an exhaust off a 170 tdi now. Got quoted 40 quid to weld on with reducer sleeve.
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