New Stainless Exhausts on E Bay

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New Stainless Exhausts on E Bay

Postby Nige » Mon 10.10.2005, 16:41

This may be of interest to some. I have no idea of quality and note that the bore size is not specified, 2" is standard, 2.25" or 2.5" is necessary to deliver the claimed power increase. It does not replace the precat housing.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-LOTUS-ELAN-M100-STAINLESS-EXHAUST-SYSTEMS_W0QQitemZ8006316522QQcategoryZ38786QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
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Postby Dave M » Mon 10.10.2005, 17:46

If that's 2.25 or 2.5" and the quality is there, that's a heck of a deal.
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Postby Monty » Mon 10.10.2005, 18:08

wouldn`t say thats a great deal as thats not fitted and what about the garantee :? it does look the part thou as it`s go the flex and replaces the down pipe too.

Blue flame do an exhaust for about the same price fitted and Gareth had his done from somewhere for a about the same price fitted. :?
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Postby Doug » Mon 10.10.2005, 21:51

if they're going to go thru the effort to bead weld that oval tip over the inner round tip, why not cut off the round tip first--cause it looks pretty ghetto the way it is now :oops:

but otherwise looks nice?

maybe email them to find out more info or get them to post on LEC?
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Postby theelanman » Tue 11.10.2005, 09:08

thats a so so deal!!!...
as monty says...mine was £320 fitted with a lifetime guarantee.......its in 2.25" but I could have had it in 2.5" for the same price.......
if you just want to buy a standard 2" stainles system then go to S and J Sportscars......they do em for £220.....save yourself £100 and spend it on the fitting!!!!
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Postby Paul.P » Tue 11.10.2005, 13:31

Have checked with these people, they say its 2 1/4" all the way through !
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Postby muley » Tue 11.10.2005, 15:42

...which syncs up with their assertion they are 57mm. all the way through, which is as close as dammit ...

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Postby Monty » Tue 11.10.2005, 16:50

So when they state it`s a 21/4" is that inside diameter :?:
and is the stock quoted 2" also inside diameter :idea: :roll:
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Postby nitroman » Tue 11.10.2005, 18:46

All exhaust size quotations are ID. (although that does not include exhaust tips, for which they usually give external dimensions in addition to ID)
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Postby stevo » Tue 11.10.2005, 19:07

its not a turbo back system.
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Postby Monty » Tue 11.10.2005, 20:40

nitroman wrote:All exhaust size quotations are ID. (although that does not include exhaust tips, for which they usually give external dimensions in addition to ID)


So what gauge material is normally used on SS exhaust just that Dico is not sure about what bore exhaust he has on his M100 and was thinking of measuring the pipe with calipers which would be O/D.

so would stock 2" be roughly 2 1/4" O/D
and say 2 1/4" I/D be roughly 2 1/2" O/D

The ebay exhaust is from the Pre-cat back
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Postby muley » Wed 12.10.2005, 09:05

I have to agree with Doug on the look of the tail pipes - looks bl**dy awful.

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Postby nitroman » Thu 13.10.2005, 09:44

Monty, that would totally depend on the gauge (thickness) of pipe used. Gauge 14 is thicker than gauge 18; it works using the same logic as electrical wire it does! :bonk:
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