TT race downpipe install questions?

[Rabbit16v@attbi.com (Rabbit16v)]

The flex is there it's just not noticeable.  Right after the flange that
mounts on the manifold is an area that is double walled and this is where
the flex takes place.  I've run one hard for the last couple years and have
had no problems.  So, just install it and your good to go!

Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sandor" <sandor@vwot.org>
To: <Scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 4:47 PM
Subject: TT race downpipe install questions?


> So I'm putting a 16V TT Race downpipe on my 16v 1975 Rabbit, I notice it
> doesn't utilize a flex joint like the factory 16V scirocco one...so what
> are you guys using with your TT race downpipes?
> Did you install a chainmail style flex joint after the downpipe?
> Or just not install it and put in ultra stiff engine mounts?
> Or neither.
> This is rocco related because its cheaper and easier for me to take the
> stock 16v Scirocco downpipe off my 16V rabbit and put it on my 87 16V
> rocco and replace it with a TT race downpipe I picked up cheap (the 87
> must be e tested and so the dp and cat have to be kept stock).
> The weirdest part is that the stock dp install on my car has an additional
> flexpipe after the downpipe.
> Oh well.
>
> sandor
>
>
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