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tolley



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De-cat pipe
after a de-cat pipe where is the best place to get one?
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K9F



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Tolley,

'Decat' on the search throws up 90 threads with 'in your face' titles like Decat Pipe Replacement, Aftermarket Exhausts and such like...Please feel free to use this handy tool....

Alive, BAS, Twisted or Griffin from the top of my swede.....

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Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!
Post #150469 15th Jun 2012 2:38pm
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go for a terrafirma one stainless steel at a great price Thumbs Up
Post #150472 15th Jun 2012 2:41pm
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tolley



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thanks will do ,seen any good prices killer90
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wslr



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Get one made in 304 grade and not the cheaper 409.
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excossack



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I got mine from MM 4x4. 1999 Defender TD5 110

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Post #150483 15th Jun 2012 3:02pm
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K9F



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Here's a few prices that I've searched out for you....

E Bay...
LAND ROVER DEFENDER / DISCOVERY 2 TD5 TERRAFIRMA DE-CAT EXHAUST DOWNPIPE TF562 £73:99

MM 4X4...
Defender & Discovery TD5 Decat (Front Pipe) Replaces Cat pipe (Front down pipe) to release back preasure improving economy & power! These decat pipes will work very well with the ss middle box replacement pipe, K&N filter, PSI power chips (TD5) & uprated intercoolers Our Price: £58.00

Allisport.... £90

John Craddock....TERRAFIRMA DE-CAT DOWN PIPE TD5 DEFENDER 1998-2007 & DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 (TF562)NOW
£88.90 exc. VAT

Defender Bits....
Defender TD5 Decat pipe WCD000960 This TD5 Defender De-Cat pipe for TD5 models comes in mild steel from OEM manufacturer Bosal and is a direct replacement for pre 2002 TD5 models where no catalytic converter was fitted or as a de-cat for later models where the cat is removed to improve performance and responsiveness. Our Price: £51.95

Flatdog UK....
De-Cat - Td5 Defender / Discovery PERFORMANCE > De-Cat Pipes Our Price: £55.00 €66.00 +vat

Mudsport....
TD5 Defender & Discovery Decat Down Pipe Product code:MUDDEFDC001 Exc VAT £80.64

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Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!
Post #150490 15th Jun 2012 3:13pm
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Due to the ever reducing retail prices i now have stopped selling exhausts, I see on Ebay many items that are produced at the same factory as our stock was made including the teraferma ones etc.

below are a couple of links to the front pipe.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LAND-ROVER-DEFEN...4603c999ac

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LAND-ROVER-DISCO...43aeb96013

The manafacturers web site who makes them for all of the mentioned is below.

http://www.landy-spares.com/


Regards Pete


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Would I be right in thinking the De-cat pipes are not the easiest things to fit? $W33T $0U7H3RN $UG4R
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K9F



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custom90steve wrote:
Would I be right in thinking the De-cat pipes are not the easiest things to fit?


No not really, but with perserverance....

driver wrote:
Sorry its took a while to update this one but i waited in the end to get a mid box replacment pipe as well befor fitting,
As others have reported fitting the decat pipe is a bit of a pain as the catalic converter bit is right up by the turbo, so removing the propshaft and the chassis crosmember needs doing first,other than that it was straight forward just a bit of wiggling to get it past everything,but you do need 4x new nuts, bolts,washers i also took of the heat shield for a few runs and everything was ok without it.

I also removed the large centre box as well as it seemed overkill on a defender and fitted a ss straight through pipe but left the standerd Landrover tail box in place for now until i can get a ss one.
You will need 5x 50mm m10 nuts and bolts for this as the landrover ones are captive bolts on the silencer.

This all went without a hitch the decat pipe came from Allisport and the mid pipe replacment came from BAS
on starting up the vehicle it does sound a bit more throaty but not excessive, bit like a V8.

When you are driving the noise level is no different than standard, unless you put your foot down then it defenetly picks up quicker and is slightly more noisy but sounds good.it also seems to drives more smoothly
will check mpg over the next few weeks to see if there is any differance.
 If you go through life with your head in the sand....all people will see is an ar5e!!

Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!
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wslr



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custom90steve wrote:
Would I be right in thinking the De-cat pipes are not the easiest things to fit?


Unless you fit a 2 piece one, otherwise the cross member gets in the way.
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Be prepared for rusty bolts and it would be worth investing in some new ones. 1999 Defender TD5 110

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Post #150506 15th Jun 2012 3:54pm
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landy andy



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Re: De-cat pipe
tolley wrote:
after a de-cat pipe where is the best place to get one?


Got one here for £30 plus postage Whistle

Andy
Post #150553 15th Jun 2012 9:26pm
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JWL



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Re: De-cat pipe
landy andy wrote:
tolley wrote:
after a de-cat pipe where is the best place to get one?


Got one here for £30 plus postage Whistle

Andy


I could be interested if you could give us an idea on postage.
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