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 Post subject: lcb to rc40?
PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:24 pm 
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i have a 1 3/4 rc40 exhuast and want to fitsome lcb extractors, brickworx is selling some on ebay and i want to know if they fit but he never replied it is now a day till it finishes and i need an aswer can anybody help

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 19099&rd=1

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any zorst place should be able to make it fit
just depends on the place you got to
go to a good place get a nice good fit
go to a bad place get a bad fit maybe with a leak

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Yes, they are right size & should fit if you use the right link pipe. Any exhaust place can make one up if needed.

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also is that worth it and are they any good?

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:49 pm 
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yes they are good brickworx uses them on almost all his cars
3-2 is better then 3-1 :P
and lcb and an rc40 are a good mix ask willy

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$130 is pretty cheap,
They look similar in pic to a Perry LCB. Those are OK on small bore motors, on big bores I'd rather a Maniflow one. Or a Brownrigg. But both cost heaps more $$.

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so it should be ok on my 1144

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benjamin wrote:
so it should be ok on my 1144

Yep.

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please no one else bid i can just afford these

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i had a set of these on on of my old cars, they're at the bottom end as far as lcb's go, and they are an absolute biatch to fit properly and will make your exhaust go at a funny angle.

still a lot better than the standard manifold


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I would advise against the Wildcats.
Please if you have the funds, go proper LCBs.
Wildcats are cheap imitations; don't fit right and require "bashing" (literally) to get them to fit.

So yeah, buy some decent LCBs and not the Wildcats.


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