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BlueFlame exhaust fitting. #302549
22/02/2007 01:16
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I've just got my full motor sport cat BlueFlame exhaust cool and just thought I'd check that it's a DIY fitting job before I get started tomorrow? rolleyes

#What gets screwed in the hole by the V-clamp?
#How do I get the V-clamp off?
#I guess I don't use any exhaust paste when joining the V-clamp?
#Do I use exhaust paste on ALL the other joins or can I get gaskets?

P.S. For all of you who have the M-cat am I right in thinking that the de-cat systems have what look like a silencer (under the bubble wrap) and we have a small little lump thing ?

I allso have a little dent on the back box :mad:, this shouldn't effect the exhaust at all? crazy

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: OO7] #302556
22/02/2007 01:43
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Got mine today, not yet opened up though.

I think the screw hole near the v band is for the lambna sensor - you should see this screwed into your existing downpipe, under the bonnet to the left of the turbo unit. I think its 22mm and can take some persuading to remove.

The v band is undone from underneath, remove the undertray and then you can access it easily, a little force should see it free, dont lose the nuts and square washers. Once you put the turbo into the downpipe put the clamp back on and tighten up. Keep the nuts underneath not on top. Note the position of the v band before you remove it then replace it in the same position.

Im going to use a little paste myself just out of preference and there is no reason why you cant fit it yourself although it wont cost much to get the boys to do it - choice is yours.

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #303647
23/02/2007 13:49
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007, have you changed the exhaust system? Any problems?


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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Freddan72] #305412
26/02/2007 20:29
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I went to QuickFit. It took them 1.45hrs and I'm glade I didn't do it my self. I'm not that happy that there are no gaskets but I'll have it checked out next time I'm at Power Fiat.

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: OO7] #305497
26/02/2007 22:37
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there is no need for gaskets. if its lined up perfectly at all joins then it will not blow.

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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Rog20VT] #309755
04/03/2007 22:31
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As you all know i have fitted my BF exhaust wink
Looking at the back where the tailpipe exits, i find it seems to point down a far bit frown

If, 007 or anyone can post a pic so i can compare it to mine ooo,

Could just be me being parinod rolleyes

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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Benny] #309891
05/03/2007 02:49
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I'm having problems up loading photos at the moment but I've just taken a picture and yours does look low. If you PM me a mob number I'll send you my picture.

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: OO7] #309930
05/03/2007 03:47
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I think Matty had that when he fitted his system. I believe he took it to the local exhaust fabricator bloke who fixed and welded on the exhaust tip for him.


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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: mattB] #309962
05/03/2007 04:59
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Yup I had the same problem, although mine wasn't quite that low. tongue

I didn't like the Blueflame tailpipe anyway, the jubilee type clamp looked crap IMO and it was too low. So I went to our local Powerflow dealer who welded on a much better tailpipe that fits perfectly. Was only around £30.

Might be your answer. smile

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #310010
05/03/2007 14:01
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Thanks everyone wink

Pop down to powerflow this week and get it cut and rewealded
I,ll post some pic's when i get it done rolleyes

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Benny] #310030
05/03/2007 15:07
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Did you use any gasket between the flanges Benny?


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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Freddan72] #310144
05/03/2007 18:50
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Originally Posted by Freddan72
Did you use any gasket between the flanges Benny?


Nope wink no gaskets or paste as i dont think its nesceary.
As long as the flanges line up and the bolts are tight it should be alright,
mine's okay.

By the way Matty, i'm down powerflow 9am wednesday.


Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Benny] #310458
06/03/2007 00:53
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I put some paste on, but I'm paranoid about leaking exhausts. crazy laugh

Good show Benny, remember to post some pics up.

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #310481
06/03/2007 01:27
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Did you use Copper paste Matty?


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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Benny] #310604
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Fitted mine Saturday done my oil cooler and pipes as well whilst stripped down took a couple of hours but did it on a ramp bit of a advantage tongue

I found mine was a little low but found there is very slight movement where the bolts are at the joints and had enough movement to (get it up laugh ) my end pipe sticks out a little more than i would like was debating trimming end pipe a little to get tail pipe on a little more

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Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Freddan72] #310661
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Originally Posted by Freddan72
Did you use Copper paste Matty?


I used 'Gum Gum' exhaust putty.

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #312059
08/03/2007 04:06
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WOW!

Went down to powerflow(Welsh coast customs) this morning to get my tailpipie sorted,and sorted they did love

They cut it off at the box and turned it to fill the apetur in the bumper,when i was happy the kiddy taked it, then took the box off and welded it up propely and also welded the tailpipe on zzz

I must say it looks fantastic, if not the best i've seen in a long time.

I'll take some pics tomorrow and by the way it only cost me £20

Keep watching wink

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: Benny] #312291
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Some pic's

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Much better! cool

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #317800
15/03/2007 14:33
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For all Blueflame fans. Here is a nice video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4q5oIW9LUE

P.S It´s Aloha´s car by the way.


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Originally Posted by Freddan72
For all Blueflame fans. Here is a nice video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4q5oIW9LUE

P.S It´s Aloha´s car by the way.


coool love love

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #365032
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just bringing this back up.

I started to fit my full system today on my drive, until rain stop play.

did anyone have any issues with the mount at rear of downpipe lining up.

when i can get back out to finish fitting, thiniking of turning downpipe slightly in v band to lower down so i can bolt it to the rear mount fine, hoping this will cure it

Re: BlueFlame exhaust fitting. [Re: ] #365421
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You can take the mount off and slacken the two bolts on there to give a bit of adjustment wink

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