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BrianM

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Hi all,

I had to weld my cat back together after it snapped in the usual position. Is there any way possible that a new, thicker piece of metal could be welded to the end of the cat box itself to be a reducer to the centre section? Because I think I have heard my exhaust blowing a little and it's smelly, which means I am expecting the whole thing to explode again pretty soon...which SUCKS.

Anyone got any suggestions other than "put a de-cat oan it"

Cheers,

Brian

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'13 208 Gti Bianca White, '99 Bianca 306 Rallye, '92 309 Goodwood GTi 5dr, '92 Miami Blue 309 GTi 3dr.
Posted 29th Feb 2012 at 23:19
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BrianM

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Any ideas folks? My worry is that any genuine second hand one snaps on me as well and wondering if this is a better option if it's at all possible?

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'13 208 Gti Bianca White, '99 Bianca 306 Rallye, '92 309 Goodwood GTi 5dr, '92 Miami Blue 309 GTi 3dr.
Posted 5th Mar 2012 at 23:47
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welshpug!

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get the crack welded then add some strengthening plates, then use a genuine one piece clmp, job done Smile

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Posted 6th Mar 2012 at 00:06
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BrianM

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The issue i've got is the metal seems to be very, very thin now and the chap might not be the best welder but i could see for myself that it was looking a bit frail altogether in that area. Strengthening plates in that area sounds good though! A bit of that and a new engine mount or 2 should do the job....

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'13 208 Gti Bianca White, '99 Bianca 306 Rallye, '92 309 Goodwood GTi 5dr, '92 Miami Blue 309 GTi 3dr.
Posted 6th Mar 2012 at 00:23
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BrianM

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Never mind, bit the bullet and just bought a new cat. Can't wait to get back in s 306 again, the 309 in it's day may have been comfy, but not now. Haha!

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'13 208 Gti Bianca White, '99 Bianca 306 Rallye, '92 309 Goodwood GTi 5dr, '92 Miami Blue 309 GTi 3dr.
Posted 13th Mar 2012 at 15:42
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welshpug!

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£600?

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Posted 13th Mar 2012 at 17:39
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