help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
02-19-2011, 05:40 AM
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help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
hi all,
car is up and running. thanks to all who helped. i have the stock blue pipe. i notice that newer set ups have some type of fitting on the hole in the side of the pipe, that the fuel line slips onit. i would like to set mine up like this, but dont know what to use. thanks
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car is up and running. thanks to all who helped. i have the stock blue pipe. i notice that newer set ups have some type of fitting on the hole in the side of the pipe, that the fuel line slips onit. i would like to set mine up like this, but dont know what to use. thanks
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02-19-2011, 07:06 AM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
What type of engine are you running, is it a pull start, side or rear exhaust, round port exhaust or oval type bolt on....
02-19-2011, 08:01 AM
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You can probably JB Weld a nipple onto the existing pipe if you can get one of the nipples. My NTC3 has the same pipe in natural aluminum color, so it also spews oil all over itself.
You could also take your stock pipe into a hobby shop and see if they can either attach a nipple to it or find a similar pipe that has a nipple already attached.
That doesn't matter. All he's asking is if he can find a pipe with a nipple on it instead of a hole.
You could also take your stock pipe into a hobby shop and see if they can either attach a nipple to it or find a similar pipe that has a nipple already attached.
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What type of engine are you running, is it a pull start, side or rear exhaust, round port exhaust or oval type bolt on....
What type of engine are you running, is it a pull start, side or rear exhaust, round port exhaust or oval type bolt on....
02-19-2011, 08:20 AM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
Ya it does matter, maybe he wants to get a complete new set up? maybe he just wants a new pipe that already has the nipple attatched, he was not 100% clear so there a few
different things he can do....
different things he can do....
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You can probably JB Weld a nipple onto the existing pipe if you can get one of the nipples. My NTC3 has the same pipe in natural aluminum color, so it also spews oil all over itself.
You could also take your stock pipe into a hobby shop and see if they can either attach a nipple to it or find a similar pipe that has a nipple already attached.
That doesn't matter. All he's asking is if he can find a pipe with a nipple on it instead of a hole.
You can probably JB Weld a nipple onto the existing pipe if you can get one of the nipples. My NTC3 has the same pipe in natural aluminum color, so it also spews oil all over itself.
You could also take your stock pipe into a hobby shop and see if they can either attach a nipple to it or find a similar pipe that has a nipple already attached.
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What type of engine are you running, is it a pull start, side or rear exhaust, round port exhaust or oval type bolt on....
What type of engine are you running, is it a pull start, side or rear exhaust, round port exhaust or oval type bolt on....
02-19-2011, 08:28 AM
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Ya it does matter, maybe he wants to get a complete new set up? maybe he just wants a new pipe that already has the nipple attatched, he was not 100% clear so there a few
different things he can do....
Ya it does matter, maybe he wants to get a complete new set up? maybe he just wants a new pipe that already has the nipple attatched, he was not 100% clear so there a few
different things he can do....
02-19-2011, 01:01 PM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
thanks 378. your right. i just want to find a fitting for the hole. but if it helps its an os max-12cv-x. i'll keep looking. thanks
02-19-2011, 04:43 PM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
Here are some different setups That came off of a GT2 that will fit on a GT, two different pipes, and two different headers.
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The GT doesn't have a different muffler for different engine types. The header changes but not the pipe itself. Rear exhaust, side exhaust, pull or bump start, it's all the same exact pipe shape.
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Ya it does matter, maybe he wants to get a complete new set up? maybe he just wants a new pipe that already has the nipple attatched, he was not 100% clear so there a few
different things he can do....
Ya it does matter, maybe he wants to get a complete new set up? maybe he just wants a new pipe that already has the nipple attatched, he was not 100% clear so there a few
different things he can do....
02-19-2011, 04:52 PM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
You will notice on the pipes their is a Associated pipe and a THS pipe both have been on a GT2, two different types one with a nipple and one with out.
You will also notice two different types of exhaust headers, one bolt on pull start, one held on with a spring non-pull start, so there is a difference, if you want to buy a after market pipe you can get somthing like the THS it has a fitting like you want,and slide it over the silicone boot and make sure you put a zip tie on real good. The THS pipe is made for a special header that has a special fitting for the pipe, but you can use it on the silicone boot so you don't have to buy a new header.
You will also notice two different types of exhaust headers, one bolt on pull start, one held on with a spring non-pull start, so there is a difference, if you want to buy a after market pipe you can get somthing like the THS it has a fitting like you want,and slide it over the silicone boot and make sure you put a zip tie on real good. The THS pipe is made for a special header that has a special fitting for the pipe, but you can use it on the silicone boot so you don't have to buy a new header.
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thanks 378. your right. i just want to find a fitting for the hole. but if it helps its an os max-12cv-x. i'll keep looking. thanks
thanks 378. your right. i just want to find a fitting for the hole. but if it helps its an os max-12cv-x. i'll keep looking. thanks
02-20-2011, 12:23 PM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
i see ur pics, but i dont wanta buy anew setup. i would like to make my own mod to fit in my existing pipe to attach my fuel line to. something like a grease fitting would work if i could drill it out.
thanks
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
Thats cool just remember that the grease fitting has to be hollowed out, you will have to get the tiney ball out of the end, the pipe has to pressurize the tank. I was showing you the pics so you can see what pipes are out there, and there are different types of pipes and headers. You can get pipes on e-bay shipped as cheap as $15, but totally understand the fact of doing it yourself.
The Aftermarket pipes will increase HP also.....
The Aftermarket pipes will increase HP also.....
02-20-2011, 05:22 PM
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
The LHS should have fuel nipples if the zerk doesn't work. Just a couple bucks, Du-Bro and Sullivan have them, they are threaded and secure with a nut. Secure with JB Weld (preferred) or Loctite.
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RE: help with a muffler mod-rc10gt team factory
I remember having same pipe (no nipple) on my GT, the tubing just goes in the hole and it works just fine.
