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16 April 2007, 10:20 PM

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stainless steel Up pipe

Stainless steel up-pipe for a classic, has a boss for probe if needed and the flexi bit in the middle.
Its a large diameter at the headers end approx 60mm and around 50mm at the turbo end.

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17 April 2007, 08:24 AM

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will this fit my 1999 uk turbo wagon please? and is it a de cat? sorry for all the questions!

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ollyit

will this fit my 1999 uk turbo wagon please? and is it a de cat? sorry for all the questions!

Yes it will. There is no cat in this pipe.

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thanks for the reply, is it an easy job to do your self? and will I need new bolts etc or can I reuse the old exisiting ones? thanks again,

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You can reuse existing bolts. It is advised that you replace the gasgets but not essential. Its an easy job but can be time consuming and can get tricky if the bolts are ceased. A good squirt of WD40 the night before should do the trick.