Can you angle a straight Blitz Nur Spec
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Hi guys,
After having a blitz on my car for 6 months or so I have decided that it would look better angled. The older model blitz used to be angled rather than straight exit.
I currently have the centre pipe taped to the original downpipe. What I have noticed is that the centre section is quite low to the floor so when I replace the downpipe with a full 3 inch, could I get a custom made one to force the backbox to sit angled at the back?
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After having a blitz on my car for 6 months or so I have decided that it would look better angled. The older model blitz used to be angled rather than straight exit.
I currently have the centre pipe taped to the original downpipe. What I have noticed is that the centre section is quite low to the floor so when I replace the downpipe with a full 3 inch, could I get a custom made one to force the backbox to sit angled at the back?
Thanks
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Hi guys,
After having a blitz on my car for 6 months or so I have decided that it would look better angled. The older model blitz used to be angled rather than straight exit.
I currently have the centre pipe taped to the original downpipe. What I have noticed is that the centre section is quite low to the floor so when I replace the downpipe with a full 3 inch, could I get a custom made one to force the backbox to sit angled at the back?
Thanks
After having a blitz on my car for 6 months or so I have decided that it would look better angled. The older model blitz used to be angled rather than straight exit.
I currently have the centre pipe taped to the original downpipe. What I have noticed is that the centre section is quite low to the floor so when I replace the downpipe with a full 3 inch, could I get a custom made one to force the backbox to sit angled at the back?
Thanks
worst youd have to do is bend rear box brackets a bit ,
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didnt read properly , thought you said custom middle section !
then i think its possible , however cant you get someone to adjust pipework of rear box?
chris.
then i think its possible , however cant you get someone to adjust pipework of rear box?
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See what your saying matty. I am approaching it all wrong. In terms of comparing the two nur specs (angled and straight), where is the difference between them that makes one angled and one straight? Is it simply angled at the backbox? If so I could just get that bent and adjust the hangers.
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I would be interested to know if you can get this done, I attempted to get my blitz at an angled exit by giving it heat (making it glow) and trying to bend by hand lol
At the end I gave up and went to a customs exhaust shop and they refused as the exhaust diameter was to big to bend with their machine lol
At the end I gave up and went to a customs exhaust shop and they refused as the exhaust diameter was to big to bend with their machine lol
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I would be interested to know if you can get this done, I attempted to get my blitz at an angled exit by giving it heat (making it glow) and trying to bend by hand lol
At the end I gave up and went to a customs exhaust shop and they refused as the exhaust diameter was to big to bend with their machine lol
At the end I gave up and went to a customs exhaust shop and they refused as the exhaust diameter was to big to bend with their machine lol
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