Pype Bombs clamping issues
#1
Pype Bombs clamping issues
I purchased Pype Bombs for my car from american muscle, I installed them and everything went fine but I keep on noticing that they slide off little by little so I took the whole thing apart, put it back together again, I also change the nut they gave for stronger ones and I even double nut them to provide them from coming loose. It is still sliding but less and now a new issue appeared: the tailpipe is now hitting at my wheel well... So I finally decide to call the customer service and the guy told me that I needed to use an impact wrench to keep it from sliding (that would have been nice if they could have said it in the installation notice) and he said that I had to adjust the mid pipes too (which is not said anywhere in the procedure either btw). So I was wondering if anybody had this issue too?
Also since the first install part of their collar broke, so I asked them to send me replacement, might as well do it right. The representative wanted to sell them to me???!!! I am kind of disappointed by the customer service to be honest...
Also since the first install part of their collar broke, so I asked them to send me replacement, might as well do it right. The representative wanted to sell them to me???!!! I am kind of disappointed by the customer service to be honest...
#2
AM or Pypes CS? I've heard Pypes CS stinks, but have no experience with them. I've (luckily) never had any issues with anything I've got from AM, but I hear their CS is excellent for the most part.
Concerning the Pypes fitment, my Violators didn't fit for **** where it clamps to the over-axle pipe. Never could get it the collars tightened up. I finally ended up taking it to a friend's muffler shop and they had to tack the collars in place before they could tighten them.
Concerning the Pypes fitment, my Violators didn't fit for **** where it clamps to the over-axle pipe. Never could get it the collars tightened up. I finally ended up taking it to a friend's muffler shop and they had to tack the collars in place before they could tighten them.
#3
I'm talking about Pypes CS, AM has a very good CS and they've always been very good but this time they said they don't have any replacement parts for these pype bombs and that I should see directly with Pypes. I'm gonna try the impact wrench and re adjust my mid pipes and if it still slides then I'll take it to a muffler shop.
#4
No personal experience but I heard Pype's clamps are junk. Buy some gennie Accuseals off ebay, you won't be disappointed.
Additionally, I'm assuming the pype bombs have two slots cut in the pipe where they attach? You may need to cut two more so you have 4 slots, it clamps down a lot easier that way. You could try that before buying new clamps.
Additionally, I'm assuming the pype bombs have two slots cut in the pipe where they attach? You may need to cut two more so you have 4 slots, it clamps down a lot easier that way. You could try that before buying new clamps.
#5
No personal experience but I heard Pype's clamps are junk. Buy some gennie Accuseals off ebay, you won't be disappointed.
Additionally, I'm assuming the pype bombs have two slots cut in the pipe where they attach? You may need to cut two more so you have 4 slots, it clamps down a lot easier that way. You could try that before buying new clamps.
Additionally, I'm assuming the pype bombs have two slots cut in the pipe where they attach? You may need to cut two more so you have 4 slots, it clamps down a lot easier that way. You could try that before buying new clamps.
#6
I purchased Pype Bombs for my car from american muscle, I installed them and everything went fine but I keep on noticing that they slide off little by little so I took the whole thing apart, put it back together again, I also change the nut they gave for stronger ones and I even double nut them to provide them from coming loose. It is still sliding but less and now a new issue appeared: the tailpipe is now hitting at my wheel well... So I finally decide to call the customer service and the guy told me that I needed to use an impact wrench to keep it from sliding (that would have been nice if they could have said it in the installation notice) and he said that I had to adjust the mid pipes too (which is not said anywhere in the procedure either btw). So I was wondering if anybody had this issue too?
Also since the first install part of their collar broke, so I asked them to send me replacement, might as well do it right. The representative wanted to sell them to me???!!! I am kind of disappointed by the customer service to be honest...
Also since the first install part of their collar broke, so I asked them to send me replacement, might as well do it right. The representative wanted to sell them to me???!!! I am kind of disappointed by the customer service to be honest...
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#8
I have found every axle back supplied clamp blows...... especially the band ones, they really suck. I ended up using old school c clamp style ones and they worked excellent. Any auto parts store or Ace hardware sell them.
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