Will do. Thinking 50/50 success right now, but I guess that depends on where I chop the standard exhaust and switch to flexi.

Hmmm, I'm not sure it will. Body mount clamped to the body, so it can't vibrate here, specially if using a heat resistent rubber washer. Vibration in the main system can dissipate in the flexi connection to the body clamp, possibly.............. Allthough, this very much remains to be...

Well, mate of mine is wielding my wee side exit set up for me. Hoping for some advice as follows; If you see my sketch, the two rings will clamp either side of the body panel. Do you think I need to worry about heat transfer to the body panel?? and if so, any ideas for a heat sink gasket to...

To be fair, he did ask a question! :fighting2:

For me, apart from looking cool, the point is, the existing outlet drops down below the rear tyre and is vulnerable to getting battered. Lifting the outlet up to the body panel just gets it out the way. Oh, and it looks cool so bollocks.:D:D See below, this is what I want to make as a body...

Sounds good but my SS system is only about a year and a half old and I aint got that sort of money. But, if you got a full system for £250, I guess you should be able to get about three foot of single bent tube, for maybe £50??

Yeh Cheers Trewey, saw that one. I'm thinking, without the small silencer you could reduce the parts list to a piece of flexi pipe and the small exit pipe for going through the body panel, plus something like the D44 ring, but not at an FU price. Or, do without that wee bit of pipe bit too if...

Hey Pressbrake, you making any progess on this?

Ok, please enlighten me:confused:

Cheers BGB, yep, for the 300 CSW. I've seen that link before, but can't find a price, or anyone that has used it.

Haha me too quick on the return button, you too quick on the ahha a **** take opportunity button:D:D

Have read a few posts on side exit exhausts, please excuse starting another but did'nt want to resurect an old thread. Some interesting approaches posted, most appear to involve chopping and wielding, which I do not have the facilities to do. So I though, why not just hack the end off the...

He's got a wee workshop down on Canvey Island SS8 0PR

Seeing as you all like pictures, see my pics for my new crossmember built and fitted by Clive aka Pressbrake. Top bloke, most impressed with the crossmember and the service.

I'd go for rock/ tree sliders combo. Does'nt aide getting in that much, but usefull protection, usefull to stand on to see over stuff and wash the roof etc. I suggest avoiding steps if you intend anything other than moderate green laning. Nackered mine, including the rear step, on my first...

Welcome. Nice motor. But, £18K for a 91 Defender with 94,000 on the clock:eek: Am I missing something?

Blood hell. How much:confused: Getting a new rear xmember fitted by Pressbrake at the end of the month. Thought summat like this would be useful to fend off unrully trees and protect my rear corners. Not at this bollody price. eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace

Cheers. I've ordered the one in the op now, as I can feel a need comming:rolleyes:. Model no. of your's still be handy though, for when I break/lose/throw in anger the one I've ordered.

Looking at getting a spade. Seen this on on eblag. Anyone know if such a thing will be adequate for the average i'm stuck get me outa here type job:) Mini Digging Spade ( Metal Detecting, Snow, Childrens, 4x4 Emergency, Off Road ) | eBay

Saw someone being recovered by the AA from on site at the Abigndon show last year!