Lost a Screw

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Lost a Screw

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I fitted my new scorpion zorst tonight, I had to take the baffle thingey out to see what it sounded like and in the excitement I lost the screw to put it back in. :twisted: Whoops!!!
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LOL im sure this has happened to most of us. :D:D:D
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Re: Lost a Screw

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ARNOLDSNIFFALOT wrote:I fitted my new scorpion zorst tonight, I had to take the baffle thingey out to see what it sounded like and in the excitement I lost the screw to put it back in. :twisted: Whoops!!!
Is there much difference then?
As i havent even got round to trying it yet.....and loosing my screw :twisted:
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Post by SNIFFY »

Sound much louder, I realy did look hard for the screw honest officer.
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My Termis didn't come with 2 Volumes they just came with LOUD :cool:
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ARNOLDSNIFFALOT wrote:Sound much louder, I realy did look hard for the screw honest officer.
yeah knew that was coming - oh dear i have lost the screw... :roll:
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Post by Funky »

sonic wrote:
ARNOLDSNIFFALOT wrote:Sound much louder, I realy did look hard for the screw honest officer.
yeah knew that was coming - oh dear i have lost the screw... :roll:
You haven't lost a screw have you sonic..but i do think one is loose...
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Post by SNIFFY »

It sound awsom. It pops a bit when de accelarating (slowing down)
But gose well as far as I can tell. Been told by one on you more experianced peeps that it will need remapping is that still the case as it is going fine.
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ARNOLDSNIFFALOT wrote:It sound awsom. It pops a bit when de accelarating (slowing down)
But gose well as far as I can tell. Been told by one on you more experianced peeps that it will need remapping is that still the case as it is going fine.
thats the best bit when its on the over run and starts chucking unburnt fuel out the back with a bang... :P
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Funkalicious wrote:
sonic wrote:
ARNOLDSNIFFALOT wrote:Sound much louder, I realy did look hard for the screw honest officer.
yeah knew that was coming - oh dear i have lost the screw... :roll:
You haven't lost a screw have you sonic..but i do think one is loose...
hmmm... :roll:



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Can you just slip it back in or do you need to use silicone for the seal?
Is it an allen key bolt or screwdriver as i might try mine while at work tomorrow :twisted:
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Post by Funky »

Gingey wrote:Can you just slip it back in or do you need to use silicone for the seal? :twisted:
Does your missus know you talk like that on here?
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Post by SNIFFY »

ARNOLDSNIFFALOT wrote:It sound awsom. It pops a bit when de accelarating (slowing down)
But gose well as far as I can tell. Been told by one on you more experianced peeps that it will need remapping is that still the case as it is going fine.
Anyone got a sensible answer
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Post by age »

Its just un burnt fuel in the Exaust pipe !

It might also be pulling in Air on the Joint of your new tail pipe !
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Post by SNIFFY »

Cheers age what do you think about the remap
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