Cheers for the replays guy. Especially you guy offering to come from over east. Lol
Yer I've never needed a welder until today. Plus Ive never welded before. Lol
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Cheers for the replays guy. Especially you guy offering to come from over east. Lol
Yer I've never needed a welder until today. Plus Ive never welded before. Lol
I agree with macca mate, if you can get away with not driving the car tomorrow and first thing Monday drive straight to a shop and get it done.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca86
providing the hole isn't directly pointing towards anything of course.
When I did my turbo I drove around for about 20 minutes with just the dump pipe pointing downwards, no connection to exhaust to try out the new turbo and all was well.
Sounded like a beast too...lol
I bet it did. I remember taking the exhaust pipes of my VZ maloo for some loud fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
I would like to take it in Monday but I have work. Won't be free again till next Saturday.
Don't wont to drive the car all week with a hole in the pipe
It isn't the worst thing in the world, and at $160 it won't break the bank....Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
You'll be all fixed in no time at all, and hopefully you can forget all about it after that.
Mic
This is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by happygtu
Ill just bee happy to see my new gauges all working properly :)
I did the same thing when I tried to tap the EGT sender in. I put a stainless hose clamp around the hole and drove it to the local exhaust shop first thing on the Monday morning. He welded the bung on in about 20mins, charged me $40, I threw the heat shield back on and I got to work only slightly late.
Well it's all done now. Bit pricey but I am happy with the job and now I can finish my install :)
You're the only one it needs to please, so now its all done.
ONE LESS THING
Yep, fair call mate, job done, no stress...Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
Good stuff Shaun,
Great to hear it is all OK in the end
Mic