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Author Subject: Exhaust Clamp??
kyleey2k

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Location: Blackpool

Registered: 10 Aug 2008

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Post #1
I'm sick off having to tighten my magnex clamps up every week or so because as soon as i go over a speed bump the Magnex flexes and then starts blowing!

I've tried exhaust wrap/putty/more clamps to no avail!

However my mech tutor has mentioned something like this, what you guys think??

P.S. i don't want to weld the exhaust



Posted 10th Jun 2010 at 01:22
cahillscornerflag

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Location: Camelford, Cornwall.

Registered: 12 Jan 2008

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Post #2
Holy thread resurrection Batman...

Did you end up fitting that clamp and did it work? I'm in the same boat, i have a slight blow coming from the cat/middle box join on my magnex and have also tried everything to no avail.

If I can't sort it out i'm just gonna go back to standard and flog the magnex system as it's doing my head in.

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'00 Astor Grey GTi-6 - Regretfully sold!
'89 Onyx Black 205 GTi 1.6


Posted 14th Sep 2010 at 21:24
kyleey2k

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Post #3
I don't own the car anymore.

The only solution i found was the weld the fuc*er up!

Posted 14th Sep 2010 at 21:41
cahillscornerflag

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Post #4
thought as much. ta

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'00 Astor Grey GTi-6 - Regretfully sold!
'89 Onyx Black 205 GTi 1.6


Posted 14th Sep 2010 at 22:01

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