Today i designed and fitted my own quad system (with VIDEO)

Also I forgot to mention a big thanks to pawnsacrifice with the help in cutting out the bumper . Cheers mate :thumbsup:
 
I was going to say, the bumper cutting bit looks to have been done really well! How did you get it consistently shaped/placed? That is something you only get one chance at doing without ruining the bumper... eeek!

Sounds good too.


So you have basically got a stock exhaust to the secondary cats, and then sent each exhaust off to it's own side?

Or did you split each of the exhausts off to it's own side after the small chamber which combines and then splits both pipes?


I'm just trying to figure out what that join/split actually does for the difference in sound...


Cheers

Dave
 
The pipes where cut directly after the cats and a x pipe was fitted removing the small chamber . I have a pic on my phone of all the parts onthe floor as bought . Pm a phone number or email and I'll send it to you . :thumbsup:
 
The bumper cutting is a bit scary but measure twenty times cut once. We used a cardboard template of the original side and than reversed it around carefully measuring the position off the original side and then masking tape it on the other side, using a pen mark the new hole , check again then cut .
 
jonnyfive said:
The buzzer is mounted on the right hand side under the cubby hole in the boot under the car so it was moved to a space between the bumper rail and the boot body than where the buzzer was we moved the fuel carbon box to that place . The carbon fuel filter has two moulded plastic arms for mounting we cut them off and using a large jubily clip mounted if up using one off the original studs which held on the buzzer . We tunrned the box around so the inlet pipes where facing outwards and shorterned the pipes to fit . I'll take the bumper off tonight and post a pic it will be easer to understand.
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thanks for the reply - this seems like a very well thought out quad conversion! Would love to see some more underbody pics :thumbsup: . But taking your bumper off seems like a lot of effort. Did you have to remove the bumper initially to move the buzzer/carbon filter?
 
awesome mate. my quad conversion is soon to happen, had to purchase another Remus back box to match the one in there already, will be serious when complete!

:P :P :P
 
Hi hotride yes the bumper came off just makes access a lot easy .it's a 10 min job . Bumper only went back on to align the tips up
 
jonnyfive said:
Also I forgot to mention a big thanks to pawnsacrifice with the help in cutting out the bumper . Cheers mate :thumbsup:
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No problem mate... although you did take over fairly early on - overly cautious, I'd still be there with the slower cutting tool :P . Looks good :thumbsup:

Have to say, you've certainly moved the game on with this one :thumbsup:


Mr Whippy said:
I was going to say, the bumper cutting bit looks to have been done really well! How did you get it consistently shaped/placed? That is something you only get one chance at doing without ruining the bumper... eeek!
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Pretty much what Jonny said. Use a thin card, something like a cereal box for the template, as it bends easier to the contours of the bumper easier than something thicker. Also, this may sound simple, but when you draw the template from the LHS, write on the car which is the outside face - it saves a lot of second guessing and doubts later on.


marksdesigns said:
awesome mate. my quad conversion is soon to happen, had to purchase another Remus back box to match the one in there already, will be serious when complete!
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Look forward to the noise that's going to make, already sounds good :thumbsup:
 
Cheers guys iam so pleased how it turned out just spot on ( more luck than judgment ) , I try and post another sound clip up soon
 
Here is a vid I got of Playa doing bit of a drive by in it. Sounded awesome.

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