Exhaust clamp Clubman
I need an exhaust clamp for a clubman type exhaust. The part where the u-bend meets the main exhaust body. Living in Ireland, scooter shops are few and far between. To get one in a scooter shop in the UK, with postage added it's just silly money. Is there an alternative I could use, something I could buy in a DIY centre or an autofactors. Any ideas lads. Had a look on Corrado's shop (think it's his shop justlambretta) but cant see what I'm looking for.
something like this you should be able to pick up in any automotive shop http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Universal-U-bolt- ... 20b4472268 but if you want a good bit of kit then scooter loopy john does these http://www.freewebs.com/scooterloopy/products.html
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The scooter loopy John one looks the mutts nuts, but as I mentioned, I'm in Ireland, how much would it cost to get it over to me.DaveTomo wrote:something like this you should be able to pick up in any automotive shop http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Universal-U-bolt- ... 20b4472268 but if you want a good bit of kit then scooter loopy john does these http://www.freewebs.com/scooterloopy/products.html
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Mr Ed wrote:The scooter loopy John one looks the mutts nuts, but as I mentioned, I'm in Ireland, how much would it cost to get it over to me.DaveTomo wrote:something like this you should be able to pick up in any automotive shop http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Universal-U-bolt- ... 20b4472268 but if you want a good bit of kit then scooter loopy john does these http://www.freewebs.com/scooterloopy/products.html
E mail him mate and get a quote , top man SLJ
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I went too a carshop and going out with a clamp 48mm for a car , too fix the exhaustpipe and use the half of it and work ok
its abb 20mm wide all trow the left over on the bench for a second one !!! cut it in 2 parts and done a longe bold and hurray it works and that for only 2 pound !!!!!!!!!!! so have a go ... greetz
Danny
its abb 20mm wide all trow the left over on the bench for a second one !!! cut it in 2 parts and done a longe bold and hurray it works and that for only 2 pound !!!!!!!!!!! so have a go ... greetz
Danny
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That car one will crush your downpipe on the two parts it touches. It'll also crush the box side into the downpipe, so you can't get it off again. Even if you can force it off, it'll never go on again (properly).
See if you can find a clamp that clamps evenly all the way round, rather than just 'pinching' it.
Bad seal - holed piston.
See if you can find a clamp that clamps evenly all the way round, rather than just 'pinching' it.
Bad seal - holed piston.
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Cam Lam do a nice one that tightens around the pipe rather than down like the U shaped ones.
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