where do i buy the pipes to de-cat?

[ianfirmstone]

all this talk of noise has given me the horn I need to do this ASAP

[jurdy]

I thought I'd answered this in your post on the 4th??

Go through the TVR links and then click on servicing, that will give you Andy @ APM's number or, you could call Joolz.

Suggest it depends on where you are in the country but the price is probably pretty much the same.

[ianfirmstone]

cheers I think you did mention APM before I'll give him a bell

[futie]

Mine were from Joolz - apparently different cars can have cats of differing lengths. So i'd recommend that you get someone to match the pipes to the 'gap' left by your cats - Joolz did this for me, and they are exactly the same lengths as the outgoing cats.

[beej]

there are two different lengths and the difference is big enough to mean that if you get under there and measure them (from flange to flange) Andy, Joolz or (if you prefer to do it yourself) Peninsula will know which are the right bypass pipes. Fitting them is really easy - so if you can wield a spanner DIY!

BTW - its worth it just for scaring old folks and small creatures

[joospeed]

beej said: there are two different lengths and the difference is big enough to mean that if you get under there and measure them (from flange to flange) Andy, Joolz or (if you prefer to do it yourself) Peninsula will know which are the right bypass pipes. Fitting them is really easy - so if you can wield a spanner DIY!

BTW - its worth it just for scaring old folks and small creatures

it's also possible that you have one of one length and one of the other length .. for this reason I do sliding by-pass pipes now that you adjust to the right length and clamp in place, saves alot of hassle and heartache.

[jamer]

And they sound the business - ask vroom...

[vroom]

They do indeed.

Just ask my neighbours.

Be quick though, I think they exchange contracts next week.