StainlessTillexhaust

mikeyweaves wrote:Looks great Ade! I bet Glen was well chuffed.........

Yeah he was well pleased with it, he wasn't so pleased when i leant on his bumper and the chassis leg broke off!
It wasn't cos i ate all the pies, the chassis was completely rotten through !!!!

ha ha ha, it does look great... does that mean you got more work from it??!! ha! - you cant go around fitting exhausts you make then digging up rot on peoples vans!! ha haha! you do love a bit of welding dont you...

I've been playing around with exhausts designs today. I was quite pleased with this one

That looks wicked Ade!

I like that...
I might want something similar to that (probably just standard positioning of exhaust tubes though, sorry) for the Oval.
The time to start thinking about that is way off though!! ha ha!!

Cheers guys, I can do them with standard style beetle tail pipes, i'm doing one for George's 58 soon.

Right guys and girls (Mikey).
A few people who are interested in my 'standard fit' exhausts are asking if they give any improvements in way of performance and to be honest i have no idea! I would imagine they do as i use slightly larger tube than a stock beetle or van exhaust and have designed the baffle to be pretty free flowing.
If any of you are planning on taking there beetle/ bus up to B&D engineering for a tune up I'd like to fit an exhaust just to see how well it 'performs' on the rolling road.
I'd obviously pay for the extra time on the test.