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cjm_harris

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Ok, so anyone following my project thread will know that I am going through a lot of fail with my exhaust at present.

Does anyone know what size/type of flange the gti6 uses at the start of the downpipe (connects to exhaust manifold)?

I am still having problems getting mine sorted. Its now gone to a different welder, but he runs his own place from home and doesnt have any disimilar metal welding rods.

Thinking its probably just easier to get a flange that can be welded to stainless steel using normal welding rods?

Advice appreciated Smile

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Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:30
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rods?! just turn the MIG up ! Razz

never found anywhere that does aftermarket flanges that would suit a pug.

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Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:34
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cjm_harris

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welshpug! wrote:
rods?! just turn the MIG up ! Razz


I told them that, but they say they need disimilar metal welding rods. Like I said before, I have no idea Dunno

welshpug! wrote:
never found anywhere that does aftermarket flanges that would suit a pug.


How do they make exhausts in the first place? Surely an exhaust builder can get hold of them from somewhere?

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Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:36
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dangti6

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Get a cheap pattern knackered Cat and cut the flange off?

You can weld stainless to mild with mild wire, but it is probably looked upon as a 'bodge' by the company that you are approaching.

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    • Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:39
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    cjm_harris

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    How about something like this?

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    Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:40
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    cjm_harris wrote:
    Exhaust Flange, Advice appreciated Smile


    I usually dont push for this on a first date, but with a bit of whisky you could be in luck

    HTH

    LOL

    This suggests a 2.5" bore Spoox

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    Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:41
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    cjm_harris

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    monkeyman wrote:
    cjm_harris wrote:
    Exhaust Flange, Advice appreciated Smile


    I usually dont push for this on a first date, but with a bit of whisky you could be in luck

    HTH

    LOL

    This suggests a 2.5" bore Spoox


    That would work, but for that price I think I could get Hayward and Scott to make me a full system Laugh

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    Chris
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    Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:44
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    welshpug!

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    peugeot make their own exhausts.

    get phill or jim to sort it?

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    Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 14:57
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    cjm_harris

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    welshpug! wrote:
    peugeot make their own exhausts.

    get phill or jim to sort it?


    I meant aftermarket exhaust makers.

    I should just get Jim or Phil to sort it really.

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    Chris
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    Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 15:19
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    welshpug!

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    there's only a few that do the decats, they'll be custom made SS flanges typically, often from pressed sheet or machined billet/plate.

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    Posted 21st Oct 2011 at 15:47
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