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Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 7:07 am
by ucar_u
My friend can you please explain to me with more detail about how the EUROJET downpipe was fitted? I know that the scirocco R exhaust system seems to be different than other 2.0 TFSI models.

Especially the center section. What did actually cut? Did you had to remove the middle silencer, any custom flange welding required? Or was it just simply cutting the center section and fitting the EUROJET downpipe over it ?

Any modification to the Eurojet downpipe needed. I hope you can help me out. As I am just about to fit one but i need to be sure before I start to work on my car. :)

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 7:32 am
by James321
The Eurojet is a straight swap for the standard exhaust and a simple fit. I wanted to reduce noise in the cabin so opted to use the standard VW centre box, that involved some cutting and welding to get the correct length needed.

If you're just fitting the system then it will bolt straight on.

Rising Blue Project

Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 2:14 pm
by ucar_u
What did you had to cut and weld exactly? So it is not straight swap?

To keep the centre box you had to cut and weld the EUROJET downpipe shorter?

Is it only a direct fit of the downpipe if you chose to cut and delete the centre box? Apologies for the questions I just want make things clear.

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 1:12 am
by James321
The eurojet sports cat was fitted after the downpipe, this was then fitted to the standard VW centre box, it was the length of the pipe coming off the eurojet cat that we cut down and re welded the flange so it fitted nicely with the standard centre box.
My exhaust is a bit of a hotchpotch of parts, eurojet downpipe into eurojet sports cat, standard centre box and pipe going into an akrapovic rear box.
It was too boomy without the centre box fitted.

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Tue May 19, 2015 1:44 pm
by Douggie1233
Brilliant thread James! Do you remember where you got the super alloy wishbones from pal?

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 1:35 pm
by James321
Hi Douggie, thanks.

I bought them from an ebay store in the UK, can't remember the name but fantastic service with next day delivery.

Looking at Stu's 500R thread, it looks like VWR (Volkswagen Racing) are selling the supalloy wishbones but branded as VWR parts.

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 4:14 pm
by Stu13R
James321 wrote:Hi Douggie, thanks.

I bought them from an ebay store in the UK, can't remember the name but fantastic service with next day delivery.

Looking at Stu's 500R thread, it looks like VWR (Volkswagen Racing) are selling the supalloy wishbones but branded as VWR parts.
That wouldn't surprise me James as lots of so called manufacturers don't make anything. At least you know if VWR take them on they must be fairly decent.

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 4:48 pm
by James321
Stu, I think all VWR kit is rebranded? Nothing wrong with it, they seem to pick the best of the available items and have them painted up in their colours.
Just out of interest, what do VWR charge for the wishbones and ball joints?

Re: Rising Blue Project

Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 2:02 am
by aNt9o
Hi James , you know the diameter of the Akrapovic??