Exhaust fitting - seriously puzzled.

[bigginger]

BG, do you have a known source for these adaptors? That sounds like it would solve the problem in the easiest possible way.

Not a very useful one - I use the shopp in Weston-Super-Mare called 'speed shop' or something similar - they sell them for folk to fit dustbin sized tail pipes to their cars. I 'spect there's something similar raeher nearer to you.

[JimK]

Not a very useful one - I use the shopp in Weston-Super-Mare called 'speed shop' or something similar

Oh well. Worth asking.

We're pretty short of chav-car shops around here; I think it's something to do with having a lot of real expertise in the area. Let's see: Maniflow, Burlen, Slark, Janspeed...

[bigginger]

There MUST be somewhere - mustn't there? I wonder if any of the 'posh' shops do something similar? There seem to be just as many chav waggons on the south coast as anywhere else...
What bore IS the standard exhaust, btw?

[JimK]

There MUST be somewhere - mustn't there?

You'd think so, but Salisbury doesn't seem to be that sort of place.

I wonder if any of the 'posh' shops do something similar?

I wondered about asking Maniflow but I'd expect the inevitable question "Why?", to which I don't have an answer.

There seem to be just as many chav waggons on the south coast as anywhere else...

I guess if I tried in Southampton, but here is rural Wiltshire and the Forest and Chavs are remarkably thin on the ground.

What bore IS the standard exhaust, btw?

Mine came with a 1&3/8" (36mm) exhaust clamp?

The manifold that Pete may have will solve the problem, I think. I've just invested about £1.50 in a manifold gasket just in case (on the basis that I'll probably use it sometime).

[rayofleamington]

You'd think so, but Salisbury doesn't seem to be that sort of place.

Well there are a handfull of chav cars in Salisbury most evenings, but yes - a lot less than most cities!