1 hour ago, Tocchi said:

it can be easily fixed, I just need to ensure the mounting face is concentric (hammer time) and then install it gently (after bolting it to the cat back section first, so it doesnt bend that face).

its not bent, just the boltup flange isnt sitting flush, it can slide up and down ... just takes some jigging about really.
currently spending a month at tafe block training, and at thornlie tafe the driveway has about 10 speed bumps to the carpark.... once not at tafe, I dont encounter a speed bump on my way to work

There is a really good reason why that driveway has so many speed bumps haha

Easier skids in low power apprentice spec bangers? 

cool. so if I want to see how my new exhaust fairs against speed bumps, I should pay Thornlie TAFE a visit.

19 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Excessive skids in low power apprentice spec bangers? 

Fixeded

If you don't keep a smooth sub 10kmh over them, then you will hit them ... They have a sharp drop off on them.

! Well I might have to see how the xhaust and shockworx cope then. I will report back to you tomorrow.

On 30/07/2016 at 7:55 PM, masda74 said:

! Well I might have to see how the xhaust and shockworx cope then. I will report back to you tomorrow.

*bump* haha .... get it?

lol. want an update hey........

 

This is near @Boganspeed place. Seemed to be okay. I didn't hear any scrapping, but that did not mean it didn't.

Car is lowered and is not at factory height.

 

I even went up on a kerb on the weekend, that I thought it was definitely going to scrape and nope.. no scrape on the cat.

:o lucky you

Bored. So here's a photo of the taxi