Get some decent shock absorbers. If a white line is out of your budget, shocks all round are going to cost more for a decent make. So either raise it or put up with it

It's two bolts for the downpipe mate, the downpipe/mid section could be put together and fixed as one, the slide the back box on. Really isn't a massive job. 4 rubbers, and 2 bolts

I was thinking something around that just wondering if the downpipe required a bit more time but all seems good :thumbs:

I had my backbox & racetube put on for £20/30mins labour

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Came off a 1.4 8v so yeah would fit perfectly.

Garage would prob charge you an hour, I could do it in less than that so I hope they wouldn't charge any more

I'd try an exhaust/tyre shop something like quikfit. To get it fitted cheaper, had a system fitted before for £30.

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Depends how friendly your MOT tester is ;)

It's not stupid loud, able to cruise about with a little burble but sounds nice when giving it some. Never really had any issues with droning on motorway journeys.
You could always fit it as a cat back system. Although changing the cat over every year really isn't a hardship 30mins at most

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Bargain that is, just the racetube new is like £40

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Depends how friendly your MOT tester is ;)

It's not stupid loud, able to cruise about with a little burble but sounds nice when giving it some. Never really had any issues with droning on motorway journeys.
You could always fit it as a cat back system. Although changing the cat over every year really isn't a hardship 30mins at most

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Sportex down pipe inc de-cat, Hoffman mid section (removes centre box) and magnex stainless backbox.

Can take the lot for £60 if your intrested?

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Sportex down pipe inc de-cat, Hoffman mid section (removes centre box) and magnex stainless backbox.

Can take the lot for £60 if your intrested?

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Had a racetube on the car those shocks came off, never really scraped unless really big humps.

Still got the exhaust system if your interested?

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Had a racetube on the car those shocks came off, never really scraped unless really big humps.

Still got the exhaust system if your interested?

That's a bit of a relief then :lol:

Do you scrape your underside at all? I think the silencer on my exhaust centre pipe is the part I've been catching on speed bumps etc. so a race tube wouldn't have been a bad idea either haha

The front mud flaps will be fine, they scrape absolutely everything even when i drive on an uneven road and they still havent come off :lol:, mine have just worn themself down now so they are shorter now although they have damaged my arches from doing this.

Lowered my car on FK Coilovers all the way down at the front and just have the springs on the rear and I seem to scrape my underside/chassis whenever I go round a corner at a fast speed. I'm also scraping my front mud guards slightly and worried they're gonna come off soon!

What's the cheapest way to reduce body roll so I don't scrape my chassis? I've had a look around the forum and Google and most seem to suggest Whiteline anti-roll bars but they're hardly th cheap option :lol:

Here's a pic of how it sits, although it is a bit lower at the back from taking the adjuster cups out



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