powerflow. job done. nice sound, mo powerloss, garaunteed for life, no knockin.
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19-04-2012, 20:30 #11Forum User
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20-04-2012, 00:39 #12Forum User
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Definately a fine art! I recently fitted another Mongoose to the orange car and taking time to adjust to it now means I have absolutely no knocking at all and it's brilliant!
Originally Posted by Wobba
Exhaust adjustment is a fine art
Once you master a Mongoose system and stop it knocking, you'll be a master exhaust adjuster like me.
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20-04-2012, 09:53 #13Forum User
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Hehe awesome! The one I have had brackets in the wrong place, so I had to chop one off and mod a couple of othres, sorted now though but took ages Originally Posted by bass_direct
Definately a fine art! I recently fitted another Mongoose to the orange car and taking time to adjust to it now means I have absolutely no knocking at all and it's brilliant! Originally Posted by Wobba
Exhaust adjustment is a fine art
Once you master a Mongoose system and stop it knocking, you'll be a master exhaust adjuster like me.
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04-06-2012, 19:38 #14Forum User
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Wobba... You are a legend. Re-sealed the exhaust and bolted on a Mikalor clamp this weekend! Perfect fit, no rattle and no blowing! Originally Posted by Wobba
Hehe awesome! The one I have had brackets in the wrong place, so I had to chop one off and mod a couple of othres, sorted now though but took ages Originally Posted by bass_direct
Definately a fine art! I recently fitted another Mongoose to the orange car and taking time to adjust to it now means I have absolutely no knocking at all and it's brilliant! Originally Posted by Wobba
Exhaust adjustment is a fine art
Once you master a Mongoose system and stop it knocking, you'll be a master exhaust adjuster like me.
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04-06-2012, 21:13 #15Founder
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Dont over tighten those Mikalor clamps. They strip very easily!!!!
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04-06-2012, 21:37 #16Forum User
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Don't worry, I bought three! Got some spares in my glovebox for the trip to Le Mans! Originally Posted by northy
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