Mclaren MP4-12C, with odd exhaust?
Mclaren MP4-12C, with odd exhaust?
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Tom Clarke

Original Poster:

42 posts

191 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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Saw this MP4-12C in Warwickshire today, not uncommon as they're storing them in an industrial unit near where I live so see lots, but what struck me about this one was the circular extended exhausts. Anyone got any ideas?


JonnyFive

29,904 posts

220 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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Probably noise/emissions/temps testing or something..

LukeSi

5,780 posts

192 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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worst "my car has a HUD" ever.

I would probably have to agree with the testing equipment point.

Graebob

2,172 posts

238 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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Looks like a nice bit of road for punting a BMW down chasing a 12C biggrin Lucky bugger

busta

4,504 posts

264 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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Number plate is suspicious. Probably got a remapped 335D engine fitted.

Tom Clarke

Original Poster:

42 posts

191 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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To be honest, we followed him down the Fosse for a bit, at pace. Made my M6 feel pedestrian frown

adycav

7,615 posts

248 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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busta said:
Number plate is suspicious. Probably got a remapped 335D engine fitted.
rofl

Good one, I keep (nearly) forgetting about him but this site won't let me...

PhillipM

6,564 posts

220 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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So that's where the octopus went.

TAHodgson

875 posts

202 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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Could be silencers for some track testing on a strict circuit

Martin_Hx

4,029 posts

229 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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adycav said:
rofl

Good one, I keep (nearly) forgetting about him but this site won't let me...
hehe

Matt UK

18,084 posts

231 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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busta said:
Number plate is suspicious. Probably got a remapped 335D engine fitted.
Well spotted laugh

anonymous-user

85 months

Monday 11th April 2011
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They are called "Marmon Flanges" (pffnar pffnar) they are used to couple the exhaust in an airtight manner to the CVS on emissions test chassis dyno's