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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: tweed on 10 July 2012, 08:43
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Fitting a fall system soon, manifold to backbox. So I need to put in a flexible join to stop the manifold cracking.
So do I cut a section out the manifold and weld it in? Or do I cut and weld the de-cat? I don't want it flexing and banging on the tunnel.
Also what length? 150mm or 200mm and I'm right in thinking 2.25" 57mm?
Was looking at these
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I'd always tend to weld them about 3-6 inches after the manifold comes into one a longer flexi will allow more flex but will be slightly weaker but if ur engine mounts are okay then ul be fine
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Ok cheers mate. Il put on the de-cat just after the bend :smiley: