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  • listerjp2
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    • Nov 2011
    • 2444

    #1

    Exhaust Blowing

    OK, its time has come and I need a new silencer box on my Marlin. Anyone got any ideas as to where I start with make etc. The engine is a Toyota Corolla 1.6 (2T) and I haven't any idea where the original box came from. The ruinning fear is from a Marina (If that helps?). Hope someone can help. Adrian
  • listerjp2
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    Club Member
    • Nov 2011
    • 2444

    #2
    Re: Exhaust Blowing

    for -'ruinning fear' read 'running gear', typing rubbish this evening.

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    • trevor_ford
      • Nov 2011
      • 213

      #3
      Re: Exhaust Blowing

      Obvious but not cheapest answer is - go "stainless". Otherwise if its just the silencer, its a case of friendly exhaust centre and tape measure.

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      • donsayers
        • Nov 2011
        • 282

        #4
        Re: Exhaust Blowing

        How blowy? I welded mine.

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        • cdow
          • Nov 2011
          • 224

          #5
          Re: Exhaust Blowing

          Rear section silencer from MK2 Cavalier SRi has the right bends and make nice noise!

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          • listerjp2
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            • Nov 2011
            • 2444

            #6
            Re: Exhaust Blowing

            Well I have decided to see if my local man can weld it. I'm no welder myself so will have to use this guy and he says that he will use a gas welder. I will see how it goes and let you all know. Many thanks for the info, Adrian

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            • keith_h
              • Nov 2011
              • 549

              #7
              Re: Exhaust Blowing

              Twice I cracked mine at the base of the manifold. When you gun the engine it twists and it put too much strain on the front half of the silencer. I finally got a stainless specialist exhaust outfit to fit a S/S flexible section at the bottom of the manifold and touch wood that has solved for several years now. A not inexpensive solution however !

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              • listerjp2
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                • Nov 2011
                • 2444

                #8
                Re: Exhaust Blowing

                Hi everyone. Thanks very much for your advice and the exhaust is now welded and in good shape. £20, not bad I would say.

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