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RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 17-11-2012
Win!! What colour is it?
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - cwspellowe - 17-11-2012
Blue. Tard.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - samass - 17-11-2012
f*cked if i know, i just googled 'light blue wheels'
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Matt - 17-11-2012
Wait what?! You and we actually have different cars? Or is this the same car just changed wheels? As can see ed in the background so guess he brought it back up to you for this pic
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Curt - 18-11-2012
Bright colour needs to be done. Do it now.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Dum-Dum - 18-11-2012
Flip painted wheels mate, its the way forward.
Tempted to do it myself on the new wheels.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Niall - 18-11-2012
(18-11-2012, 05:02 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Flip painted wheels mate, its the way forward.
Tempted to do it myself on the new wheels.
shouldnt you fix the HG first? or is it already in a square metre cube on a pile in a yard somewhere?
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Just Sean - 18-11-2012
Looks like ardon blue...
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RE: Scott's Astor 6 - puglove - 19-11-2012
why not orange/ginger get some driver/wheel colour coding on the go?
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 19-11-2012
I tried to but since I don't seem to show up in photos (you know, having no soul n all) it was really hard to get an example picture to give to a paint shop to get mixed up
In other news! Having noticed that there was a blow in my exhaust on Saturday afternoon, I got in contact with a seller on the GTi forum and picked up a Longlife exhaust last night at 11pm
My current exhaust is a standard system but has been blowing and has just been getting worse and worse, so I was pretty fed up of it. On the way home it started raining, but since I had a spare hour and a half before leaving for Ace, I thought f*ck it and got under the car and got it fitted 
It's a little boomy, and could do with having a proper tip fitted, however it's pretty much spot on! It's a really nice volume overall and not at all boomy for the day-to-day driving that I do, so that's a good result! It included a cat as well which is perfect as my MOT is in just over a week, but looking at the cat I believe it may actually be a sports cat! If that's the case then that's a result!
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Curt - 20-11-2012
Nice one
Was gonna say, you got rid of my one as it was too loud for daily duties! Standard system a bit too sensible?
Although, betcha it beds in louder than it is now...
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Matt - 20-11-2012
My mongoose still hasn't bedded in haha. Still quite quiet.
Good job on the longlife
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - ben87 - 20-11-2012
do the wheels to match your hair?
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Ed Doe - 20-11-2012
As discussed over the weekend; nice purchase Scotty
Get some photos of it fitted; I'm interested to see where the back-box hangs; it looks with the way the tip comes off the back-box it'd be tucked right up behind the rear bumper? To my mind that'd look quite nice actually Anyways, pics and noise vids 
(20-11-2012, 08:21 AM)ben87 Wrote: do the wheels to match your hair?
(19-11-2012, 09:06 AM)Manlove Wrote: why not orange/ginger get some driver/wheel colour coding on the go?
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RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 20-11-2012
Curt for the most part its only a little louder than the standard system, so suits me perfectly
it wasn't so much of the standard being too sensible, it had a large hole in the back box that had already been repaired, plus when taking it off u saw that the centre section to back box had nearly fallen apart! I love the standard system on Kim's 6,but it's tough funding one in good condition. Plus I needed a cat for my mot next week, so this has worked very well I'll get some pictures this evening
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Dum-Dum - 20-11-2012
I have a nice exhaust tip if your interested.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Niall - 20-11-2012
(20-11-2012, 09:42 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: I have a nice exhaust tip if your interested.
I already offered him my tip but he wasn't impressed when i got naked in the carpark of ace.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - samass - 20-11-2012
^^ that and it's already firmly attatched to my pipe
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 20-11-2012
Have you got a photo at all Chris?
Niall I'm always happy to see your tip but when it was already in use by Sam I've gotta say I was a little disappointed.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Ed Doe - 20-11-2012
How are there no pics yet? You promised Scotty, I'm not happy!
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Niall - 20-11-2012
oh right were talking about exhaust tips.....ooh my bad.
yeah just go to longlife and get a different one fitted.
http://www.longlife.co.uk/products/tails/
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Ed Doe - 20-11-2012
Anodised pink heart would be just perfect imo
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Niall - 20-11-2012
(20-11-2012, 10:40 PM)Ed Doe Wrote: Anodised pink heart would be just perfect imo
it looks even worse in the flesh. when i got mine i asked him and he said he had sold one in about 6 years....to a saxo owner. it was a bloke as well
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 20-11-2012
Cheers for the link Niall. I'm going to measure up and see whether a 2.25, 2.5 or 3 inch tip would look best
I'll take a photo in the morning just for you Ed!
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Niall - 20-11-2012
scott mines a 3.5 i think and that looks a little on the chavvy side but fits the bumper perfectly. could be a 3....will measure my tip for you tomorrow! giggidy
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 20-11-2012
Make sure you measure length and girth, they're both important.
Really though 3 inch tips do look good! I reckon an inward rolled 2.5 or 3 inch tip would be sweet
I also need to get a price from them too.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Ed Doe - 21-11-2012
I think inward rolled 3" is best, but I'm biased
3.5" does fill the cut out better as Niall has pointed out though!
Where are these pics of the system I was promised?!?!
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Niall - 21-11-2012
(21-11-2012, 09:52 PM)Ed Doe Wrote: I think inward rolled 3" is best, but I'm biased
3.5" does fill the cut out better as Niall has pointed out though!
Where are these pics of the system I was promised?!?!
what are you doing on the forum? shouldnt you be spending time with....oh i give up. trolling you is getting boring!
Your not missing much. his is literally just a bit of stainless pipe. no proper tip on it.
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Scott - 21-11-2012
I sent him a pic this morning! I removed one of the mounts earlier this evening as it was being pulled over to the side a little too much and was fouling the bumper, so that's done now but it's probably moving around a bit too much now. I'll try to find some slightly larger rubber mounts so it's not being pulled to the passenger side so far.
I think I'll be going for a 3 inch inward rolled tip
Depending on the weather tomorrow evening I may fit some other ninja bits that I got at the weekend
RE: Scott's Astor 6 - Ed Doe - 22-11-2012
Lol ninja bits.... To tell more
And the pic I got yesterday morning does not count!! It was rubbish and you even said you'd get me more! Unacceptable!