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quick exhaust question - davec495 - 09-03-2014 Hello guys ive only had my hdi for a week or so and before i got it it had a brand new exhaust on but they skimped on changing the exhaust rubbers so was also thinking have they skimped on the backbox as it seems small and it points to the floor but after looking through loads of hdi pictures they all seem bigger and point straight out the back. The main reason i ask is because the 306 whistles like mad like i have one of those whistles in the exhaust that were popular in the 90s. ![]() RE: quick exhaust question - DeeTurbo - 09-03-2014 The whistle might be a boost leak and yes you have a cheap back box fitted. You can get a chrome tipped back box from euro car parts. It's not as nice as the OEM one but it's not bad. The OEM one is around £90 last time I checked. RE: quick exhaust question - davec495 - 09-03-2014 Thank you i will check for leaks is there any common places where they leak on the hdi gonna check all the exhaust joints aswell. RE: quick exhaust question - Toms306 - 09-03-2014 2nd hand 'performance' backboxes tend to be cheaper....and shinier. ![]() RE: quick exhaust question - Poodle - 10-03-2014 Where the inlet elbow joins the mani is a common spot for whistly boost leaks, its probably covered in oil as a result. The join to the egr in the same place is also a likely culprit. RE: quick exhaust question - cully - 10-03-2014 brand new complete system will probably whistle to start with as its free flowing and not carboned up give it a week of driving i bet it quietens down although a nice turbo whistle is cool i recon ![]() |