FRPP Exhaust Help
 

I just finished installing my FRPP stingers and on the driver side the clamp will not hold tight. I have taken it off and re-tightened it multiple times but it still will not hold tight. Has anyone ever had this problem and if so what can I do to fix it?

Thanks

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

I have the FRPP Stingers and had the clamp on the passenger side keep loosening over time and wouldn't stay tight. Go to any auto store and buy a 2 1/2" pipe clamp. Mine hasn't come loose since.

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

I should say that the clamp is tight but I am still able to move the exhaust as if it was not tight. I guess I didnt explain it well at first.

Thanks

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

did you maybe tighten it too tight and crush the pipe??

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

Possible, :( now you have me thinking that is probably what happened. How the heck do I fix that?

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

first... verify that being the problem. if this has happened, take it to a muffler shop and have them re-open the pipe. you could rent the tool from autozone or something, but the one they rent you is a "hand tool" style. the muffler shop will have a hydraulic one that will be much more accurate and precise. and they will probably only want $20 to do it if they charge you at all.

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

I'd still try the new clamp first. The supplied clamps aren't very good, IMO.

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

Thanks guys, I will try the clamps first and go from there. You guys are awesome......;)

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

no problem buddy. enjoy those stingers!! one of my favs

RE: FRPP Exhaust Help
 

The OEM clamp are border line with tightness...
Some of the aftermarket are too big (not by much) and won't get everything tight.
You will collapse them all the way before the last squeeze required.