Pypes fitment
#1
Pypes fitment
Well I jumped the gun with my comments on pypes and their fitment . Its been 7 months since I purchased them . At first I was impressed by their speed of shipment (24 hrs) and pleased by the fitment of the pipes . Now the town I live in has decent streets , not many bumps . so for a couple of months all is well , I did notice a few times a clang noise when I rode over a big bump . So on my first road trip to Pa. which has a variety of roads , hills , city , back roads and bumps . there was a lot of annoying clangs !!! and when I arrived at my destination. the passenger side muffler had been knocked off . and this trend continued for months , clang, clang, clang . then muffler came off . I adjusted the mid pipe as much as I could to stop it for hitting the axle . but it just couldn't b done . so I had enough and put the stock mid pipe back on . presto problem solved , I hit every big azz pothole I could find . never once did it hit . I snapped a few pics of the pipes side by side , it kind of explains why I was having the issues
here is where the pipe was hitting the axle
here is where the pipe was hitting the axle
#2
Im thinking im having the same problem as you, a few days ago i noticed one muffler sticking out more than the other one of the clamps came loose on the passenger side of the car so i pushed it back and tighten it but now is making a loud vibration noise same side. was your pipe the passenger side pipe as well?
#4
Im thinking im having the same problem as you, a few days ago i noticed one muffler sticking out more than the other one of the clamps came loose on the passenger side of the car so i pushed it back and tighten it but now is making a loud vibration noise same side. was your pipe the passenger side pipe as well?
never had a issue with the drivers side
yeah im sure if it wasn't lowered that it wouldn't be as much as an issue , however if it was bent close to stock height , would never had been an issue either . I looked at both pipes and I gotta tell ya , the factory pipe looks no more restrictive then their pipe . and even if it is . . . I came from one pipe , so exhaust flow was definitely gonna be better . I just don't see any advantage to making the height of their pipe shorter
#5
yes it was the passenger side , it was getting knocked off by the axle hitting mid pipe and would eventually separate the muffler and mid pipe no matter how tight I tighten them down
never had a issue with the drivers side
yeah im sure if it wasn't lowered that it wouldn't be as much as an issue , however if it was bent close to stock height , would never had been an issue either . I looked at both pipes and I gotta tell ya , the factory pipe looks no more restrictive then their pipe . and even if it is . . . I came from one pipe , so exhaust flow was definitely gonna be better . I just don't see any advantage to making the height of their pipe shorter
never had a issue with the drivers side
yeah im sure if it wasn't lowered that it wouldn't be as much as an issue , however if it was bent close to stock height , would never had been an issue either . I looked at both pipes and I gotta tell ya , the factory pipe looks no more restrictive then their pipe . and even if it is . . . I came from one pipe , so exhaust flow was definitely gonna be better . I just don't see any advantage to making the height of their pipe shorter
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