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    dc5r with toda headers - what catback?

    ok. i currently have toda headers-cat-exhaust, but the exhaust keeps on cracking around the resonator, after 3 welds ups ive had a guttfull so i called toda asking for a resonator section-which they dont sell, so i am stuck with having to buy a new cat back exhaust. can u guys let me know what cat back will fit my setup, also i didnt like how low the toda one sat in the first section back from the cat, is there any that sit higher because there is a huge gap between xhaust and car as toda owners will know. cheers beau.

    #2
    welds cracking to me says the mounting is wrong or the welds are shit. Was it fitted at Toda? coz it could be a defect.
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      #3
      Sounds like installation. Flexijoint installed? Donut gaskets? After being welded 3 times it can't possibly be a manufacturing defect.

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        #4
        Got Flex pipe???
        Deano.

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          #5
          i think it was installed at centrax in brisbane(previous owner), installation looks fine.

          what is a flex pipe? the crack is around the front and back of the original resonator welds, ive had both ends rewelded and they just keep cracking, toda said there is no warantees etc. and i cant buy a replacement resonator section so reguardless im goin to buy a new full cat back simple as that, my question was, wat other brand cat backs will fit my toda header and cat combo? i was also wondering if any other brands sit higher in the first section than toda. btw this is dc5r

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            #6
            Flex pipe pictured below (bottom right, braided item)

            Obviously if you done have a flex pipe then the whole exhaust from headers to muffler tip is going to be one 'solid' peice and therefore more susuptable to cracks. The Flex pipe just acts as a 'pivot' for any movement or flex the exhaust may encounter.

            Deano.

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              #7
              You definitely have to put flexpipe either the donut or watever that is. Most places, they wont install anything without flexpipe.

              What a waste hearing all those cracks.. maybe u shud install flexpipe first and then try welding them again... see if they have any cracks or not
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                #8
                Originally posted by vippy84 View Post
                You definitely have to put flexpipe either the donut or watever that is. Most places, they wont install anything without flexpipe.

                What a waste hearing all those cracks.. maybe u shud install flexpipe first and then try welding them again... see if they have any cracks or not
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by air23box View Post
                  Ain't you suppose at work man?
                  I am at work. i still can go here I think I check clubitr more than I check my work. LOL
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by vippy84 View Post
                    You definitely have to put flexpipe either the donut or watever that is. Most places, they wont install anything without flexpipe.

                    What a waste hearing all those cracks.. maybe u shud install flexpipe first and then try welding them again... see if they have any cracks or not
                    i am goin to buy a new catback, i will look at installing flex pipe, wat are my other catback options?????

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by bigbadbeau View Post
                      i am goin to buy a new catback, i will look at installing flex pipe, wat are my other catback options?????
                      you can buy many 2nd hand ones.. I saw RM01A going around for cheap a while ago. I dont know if it has alraedy been taken or not. RM01A is quiet.

                      There was Buddyclub SPec III going around as well in Sydney for cheap too. One of the loudest exhaust.

                      Or if you want brand new, any catback will surely fit the headers fine.
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                        #12
                        toda catback for toda headers.

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                          #13
                          Just to clarify thats my old car

                          The headers were part of the group buy ages ago and were modified by toda to include a cat. The exhaust and headers were fitted at the same time by centrax and i had them on for a year and never had a problem.

                          Cant you get the existing exhaust modified so it doesnt crack?

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                            #14
                            get harder engine mounts and it wont crack.

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                              #15
                              You can't have a flexi joint (for street anywayz) on a TODA, because it gets replaced by a cat.
                              But there is a donut ring instead.

                              Like matt mentioned, harder engine mounts or engine torque damper will also prevent this from cracking too.




                              BTW, I installed mine myself almost 2 years ago, all is well

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