to correct it use tie wraps. basically the rubber mouints have stretched a little over time. ive used tie wraps to add additional supoort and bring the exhuast up a little so it doesnt look saggy.

to correct it use tie wraps. basically the rubber mouints have stretched a little over time. ive used tie wraps to add additional supoort and bring the exhuast up a little so it doesnt look saggy.

Never thought of that !

Just fitted my cat back Blueflame system.

Is it true that the sound will improve after a week or so as it sounds fairly quiet at the moment.....or should I have got the full turbo back system:(

Just fitted my cat back Blueflame system.

Is it true that the sound will improve after a week or so as it sounds fairly quiet at the moment.....or should I have got the full turbo back system:(

To get the full benefit of performance, and noise, you should have paid the extra and got the sports cat/downpipe to go with it.

Ring up Nigel at Blueflame and ask him to do you a deal.

Just fitted my cat back Blueflame system.

Is it true that the sound will improve after a week or so as it sounds fairly quiet at the moment.....or should I have got the full turbo back system:(

Mine has got slightly louder in time - but do plan on getting the downpipe/cat

Mine has been on for a good few years now.

And sounds fantastic, loud when you want it to be, but nice and quiet for motorway driving etc.

Polly blushes should sort the sagging if you're referring to the rubber ones.

If so, I'll speak to Powerflex about getting them manufactured

You can fix the wonky tilt slightly by undoing the 2 bolts where the centre pipe joins the back box and get someone to twist and hold the rear box straight, then redo the bolts and nuts back up. There is just enough movement to get it straight.