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Author: Subject: exhaust exit side panel hole, sharp edges..?
foes

posted on 13/2/09 at 11:47 PM Reply With Quote
exhaust exit side panel hole, sharp edges..?

Anyone know if this should pass sva?





the edges in the side panel would obviously fail but i don't think they would be accesible by the 'sphere' that they are checked with, so should pass..?



[Edited on 13/2/09 by foes]

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DanP

posted on 13/2/09 at 11:59 PM Reply With Quote
Mine failed this week on this, even though the sphere couldn't touch the edges I was failed on the rule that sheet metal edges should be bent back on themselves or trimmed.

Hth
Dan

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MikeR

posted on 14/2/09 at 12:12 AM Reply With Quote
copper brake pipe split down the middle and pushed on should sort it and not melt.

Not sure how you split it down the middle - maybe careful angle grinder, but i've heard of someone else doing this.

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foes

posted on 14/2/09 at 12:23 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by MikeR
copper brake pipe split down the middle and pushed on should sort it and not melt.

Not sure how you split it down the middle - maybe careful angle grinder, but i've heard of someone else doing this.


Yeh steve at aries told me that, i got some copper pipe ready (maybe do it with the dremel..?), but was hoping it would pass without



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omega0684

posted on 14/2/09 at 12:54 AM Reply With Quote
i would give at least 1 inch gap between the edge of the side panel and the pipes, you can then use rubber edging and it won't melt
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Simon

posted on 14/2/09 at 01:20 AM Reply With Quote
I used ally tube from B&Q, carefully bent to shape, then cut (carefully) with hacksaw.

Push into place, then either glue or ally solder into place.

ATB

Simon






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James

posted on 14/2/09 at 02:18 AM Reply With Quote
I put 'U' trim on my silencer edges... it's not melted yet!

But then it is the silencer which I guess is cooler.





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The Baron

posted on 14/2/09 at 10:14 AM Reply With Quote
I put normal 'u' trim on mine as well, and it passed ok.

B

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gottabedone

posted on 14/2/09 at 11:51 AM Reply With Quote
Either way, you can't cover it up too much as that's a nice piece of work!

Steve

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foes

posted on 14/2/09 at 12:14 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by gottabedone
Either way, you can't cover it up too much as that's a nice piece of work!

Steve



Cheers..!

Yeh i'm not making the hole any bigger just so i can put some pastic trim on, i'll prob have a go with some split copper pipe.
Unless anyone has passed without trim that is...?



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speedyxjs

posted on 14/2/09 at 12:21 PM Reply With Quote
Id cit the copper pipe with a dremel but be careful it doesnt fall of after SVA





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