Figure 11

<center><img src="http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c73/whisky2000/Car/DSCF0061.jpg"></center><p>One from us Limeys!

I finally got round to it! Decided on the DIY route, so got a mate with a Mig welder and bought a load of bits from Jetex. Got the car up on ramps and stands got started and both looked at each other after 60 fruitless minutes and then went to the local powerflow!!!! The guy there was a diamond. More than happy to help me. 3 hours later using my silencers and pipe we were finished.

And here is what it sounds like.. make sure you speakers are turned up LOUD!!!

http://s25.photobucket.com/albums/c73/whisky2000/Car/?action=view&amp;current=Car_0001.flv
(Afraid you'll have to cut and past as I can't get it to embed on this forum).

I know the left one is a bit outa shape. Prolly settled as I drove home. I came home in a gear lower than I should all the way with the biggest grin on my face. Now I have to teach myself plastic welding as they are set wider than normal with small cylinder cans at the rear; so gotta sort out the rear valence. It was a useful experience and the silencers are off the shelf. They big ones aren't a thing of beauty and are a smidgen below the body line, but the x pipe Shane at Plymouth Powerflow fabricated and the sound more than make up for it!

Mike

Mark'sA8L

It just looks like it should be that way. The wider rear plate area also makes the car look wider and more aggressive too.

PaulW

I like!

dimitristx

Oh, the sound.... Amazing.

2A8Lemons

What is LPG?

That thing in the trunk, Under the hood, and the control by the vents.

ohbw

Very nice. How about some photos of the parts, the fitment underneath, etc.?

mcarcane

awesome job...any pics of the underbody---i really need to try and get this done on my car asap! Parts list approx cost? did you have to fabricate any heat shielding?

thanks,

BQ

ricoblanco

3rd - Zoinks!!

TOMAS7

Good job. Sounds F%^$&amp;ng awesome.

//Swordfish

where the steering wheel is ; )