Uneven Top Speed Exhaust
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Uneven Top Speed Exhaust
I put my topspeed exhaust in about 2 weeks ago. At first, the left muffler had a 1mm gap close to touching my IPL rear bumper. Yesterday I was showing a friend and this time, the exhaust was actually touching the bumper! burnt the bumper but only under bumper where you can't see it. How do i fix this? I was about to torch the hanger bracket on the far rear (NOT the one closer to the axle back bolts) and try to bend it down but its a tight space and I wasn't sure if I should stick a torch in that area. I wasn't going to torch the hanger attached to the exhaust, but the one attached on the car.
Ended up not doing anything but what I did for a temporary fix was took a bunch of zip ties, and found a way to bend the bumper a little and stick it on the metal piece behind the rear bumper. The bumper is being flexed slightly right now. I wouldn't want this to be a permanent fix.
So how would I go about fixing this issue?
Ended up not doing anything but what I did for a temporary fix was took a bunch of zip ties, and found a way to bend the bumper a little and stick it on the metal piece behind the rear bumper. The bumper is being flexed slightly right now. I wouldn't want this to be a permanent fix.
So how would I go about fixing this issue?
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I put my topspeed exhaust in about 2 weeks ago. At first, the left muffler had a 1mm gap close to touching my IPL rear bumper. Yesterday I was showing a friend and this time, the exhaust was actually touching the bumper! burnt the bumper but only under bumper where you can't see it. How do i fix this? I was about to torch the hanger bracket on the far rear (NOT the one closer to the axle back bolts) and try to bend it down but its a tight space and I wasn't sure if I should stick a torch in that area. I wasn't going to torch the hanger attached to the exhaust, but the one attached on the car.
Ended up not doing anything but what I did for a temporary fix was took a bunch of zip ties, and found a way to bend the bumper a little and stick it on the metal piece behind the rear bumper. The bumper is being flexed slightly right now. I wouldn't want this to be a permanent fix.
So how would I go about fixing this issue?
Ended up not doing anything but what I did for a temporary fix was took a bunch of zip ties, and found a way to bend the bumper a little and stick it on the metal piece behind the rear bumper. The bumper is being flexed slightly right now. I wouldn't want this to be a permanent fix.
So how would I go about fixing this issue?
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Not sure about the coupe but the TopSpeed for the sedan has those slide in prongs that go into the rubber hanger bushings, these can usually be bent up or down (in your case you'd bend them up away from the cans). Use an extended socket on a ratchet to get enough torque on the hanger.
+1. That's exactly how I made mine even for my Tanabe.
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On my Tanabe I used Washers from Home Depot to space a Gap... my left was higher than the right.. used 3 washers per bolt and fixed the issue... its just like putting Spacers...
As for the damage on the bumper post pics...
As for the damage on the bumper post pics...
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I purchased a top speed pro 1 axle back and it to was like 1 inch away from my bumper we tried everything and we couldn't lower the left side (that was the side that was real close to the bumper) so I had two options one was either buy a more expensive name brand exhaust that would hopefully fit better or option two was to cut off my resonators and then replace it with a straight pipe I choose option two because I wanted a meaner sound anyway and when I cut the resonators out that gave me the option to lower the pipes the way I wanted them to be, good luck
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