Re: Numpty Exhaust Question

You will in fact need two adapters :

Having made this performance upgrade, you will probably want a louder stereo and wider tyres. May also be worth a "Paddy Hopkirk" throttle pedal extender to help with those downshifts.... Lastly, you should wear your baseball cap backwards and race other performance vehicles at traffic lights.

But seriously, have you checked your insurance ? Lots of companys just love to invalidate policies for mods like you describe.

Hugh Jampton.

Don't I know it.

A Skoda Favorit with Bucket seats, X3 Wheel, and rally pedals, leather gearknob, and lowered uprated suspension, fine sir. No change to the policy.

Add on a Stainless Sebring tailpipe (only decent quality one I could find after the original mild one holed). Thats a performance upgrade sir, can't cover that, you have 7 days to find other cover.

Rightio.

It's got this already on.

Performance upgrade? It'll do jot all to the performance!

Nope.

Other performance vehicles?!

We are discussing our Ka!

Sorted.

What?!!! After all that, he still called you 'sir'?

Good work fella - I only ask because, as a younger man I fitted a twin choke webber to my 1.6 capri ( mainly to get rid of the awful ford VV carb, and, it was standard fitment on the previous models of the car ) and then barrel rolled it 6 months later. I then spent some time frantically trying to refit the VV carb before the insurance assessor arrived - of course, I had junked loads of piping in the uprade :-(

Huge

"Maybe for once, someone will call me 'sir' without adding, 'You're making a scene.' "

Steve.

I think he assumed I was 102, was still wearing my trilby and car coat, and had a band of medals and ribbons from WW2 on my chest.

almost :) can't remember it myself so i can't correct you though :(

By "almost", ITYM "word-perfect" :-p

Steve.

he was talking in the past tense :) it's the one where Marge buys the dress and chops and changes it and then goes out and spends s*it loads on a NEW dress and doesn't go to the party

Nope, he says it when they're in the car on the way to the Country Club and Marge insists on ditching the car and walking the last part of the way so that nobody sees it. Homer is excited by the fact there is valet parking and that one of the valets might call him sir when they park the car.

Yep, "Scenes From The Class Struggle in Springfield", 3F11.

Steve.

But Marge, valets! Maybe for once, someone will call me "sir" without adding, "You're making a scene." damn you smithers!!!!!!!!!!! :)

So you found

looks like it :) I had a little help though :)