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I just bolted on my Megan exhaust and one of the pipes is banging on the crossmember at certain RPM's and during shifting. The Megan exhaust is a dual system
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Exhaust banging on crossmember
I just bolted on my Megan exhaust and one of the pipes is banging on the crossmember at certain RPM's and during shifting. The Megan exhaust is a dual system and the other pipe sits up about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch above the crossmember with no problems.
I tried taking the entire exhaust off and bolting it on again but got the same problem. I read some threads where folks were having similar problems with Stillen and fixed it by lowering the crossmember a bit with washers. I guess the other option would be to someone raise the hangers up a bit. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. HB
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