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Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« on: 29 July 2006, 18:47:03 »
Finally got round to downloading pics off my (not so good) camera phone...

Here are a couple of pics of Marks approach to removing the old sections of exhaust on the MV6 (mine, not his!)  :o)





Nice to see a true craftsman at work!  ;D
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #1 on: 29 July 2006, 18:54:09 »
Excellent Dave, I love the smell of burning steel!!!!!!  8-)

Hope you didn't get any steel filings embedded in your nice alloys. They won't look to good when they start to rust.
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #2 on: 29 July 2006, 19:17:11 »
 ;DHe sure can get some speed out of a hacksaw ;D
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #3 on: 29 July 2006, 19:23:49 »
blimey!  :o

Mine needs replacing soon, not looking forward to that!
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #4 on: 29 July 2006, 20:26:42 »
Fookin 'ell I'm sure in one of Marks previous threads on this site he said that the Meega exaust was one of the easiest to sort out !!!
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #5 on: 29 July 2006, 21:36:18 »
It is but we were only changing the back box which makes it much harder.

It looks considerably more dramatic than it was, the sparks were actualy directed very much away from the alloys....
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #6 on: 30 July 2006, 07:57:47 »
I am sure he knew what he was doing but JEEEEEZE kids dont try this at home  ;D unless you have a pro Like Marks DTM around
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #7 on: 30 July 2006, 08:38:35 »
I tell you what, those dremmels are good aren't they?
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Re: Mark DTM's guide to exhaust removal
« Reply #8 on: 30 July 2006, 10:09:41 »
That looks like my backbox change. Because they're a twin pipe you can't twist them. I had to break off the back box then cut a slit with an angle grinder in the end.

I'm glad to see it happens to the best of them!
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