Is This a Stock Exhaust?
 

Anybody know?


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No.

Looks like aam or similar short tails.

You'd know if it was stock. It would be very quite. Bet you this is not so quite.

I see. Thanks. Seems there's been some suspension modifications as well.

No, it is not, and I like it that way.

As a side note... I bought this vehicle because it only had 10k miles on it for 23k. I wasn't really educated on how to tell what parts were stock and what were not. I was told it has Nismo upgrades, which it does not. It does have upgrades though it appears.

Also has Injen dual intakes. That much I did learn early on from this forum.

I see Stance stickers on aftermarket rear Camber arms, might have Stance coilovers.

Those are SPL camber arms. Not sure why they did not use the SPL lockout bolts on it though. LOL Too funny.

Can you elaborate? Is this a problem?
Is this why?

"They allow both positive and negative camber changes up to approximately plus or minus 1.75 degree by replacing the bottom O.E. strut/spindle bolt. This easy to use adjuster provides built-in adjustment over the life of a vehicle just by rotating the head of the bolt. "

You adjust the camber arm only and lock out the eccentric. It won't slip
that way.

Thanks. How concerning is this? I no longer have the setup to do any work on my own.

I might find a shop here in town when it gets warmer to have these aftermarket add-ons looked at, to make sure they are installed correctly.

Any recommendations in the Indianapolis area?