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Question on bypass pipes - 997.2

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Nik

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Quick question for anyone who can help...

For The centre muffler, do the clamps effectively act is the join or do the two pipes overlap each other?

Looks like the Hayward and Scott pipes meet the muffler pipes but don't actually slide into order over the existing pipes from the muffler.

So then the clamps act as the joint?
 
The clamp is the joint and the pipes don't slide into each other. Finally finished fitting my H&S yesterday. Makes my existing sports exhaust sound much better.
 
Many thanks! :thumb:

Was a bit worried that my pipes were too short. Had a bit of air blowing through but then moved the clamp a bit and seems to have sorted things.
 
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