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tbonesteak · 02-28-2010, 11:55 AM

Haha I told you they were literally 60 miles old! and Tony is an awesome dude who goes the extra mile to help a brother out. As far as the clearance goes, maybe you can post some more pics of the undercarriage and other angles and Tony can chime in? I've never had problems going thru the steepest driveways with the exhaust on, and I pushed it pretty far. All in all I'm glad it worked out and once your car gets used to the exhaust, the gains will be much more apparent. Good stuff!!

Tim

schrute · 02-28-2010, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by tbonesteak

Haha I told you they were literally 60 miles old! and Tony is an awesome dude who goes the extra mile to help a brother out. As far as the clearance goes, maybe you can post some more pics of the undercarriage and other angles and Tony can chime in? I've never had problems going thru the steepest driveways with the exhaust on, and I pushed it pretty far. All in all I'm glad it worked out and once your car gets used to the exhaust, the gains will be much more apparent. Good stuff!!

Tim

Good suggestion Tim, I'll take some pics. Yeah I'm excited to get out and drive it today, I'll be able to have a little more fun driving it without a passenger to consider

Thanks again man, sorry you couldn't keep it for yourself. I can see why it might me too much for the 50-70 year old non-enthusiast set. You hooked me up bro, I got a discount and got to cut in line

Jeff

pgrmstr · 03-01-2010, 05:57 PM

i just installed mine on Sunday, piece of cake, although I baked mine onto some ramps and while it was a tight squeeze towards the front, I was able to get everything in without an issue. I have to adjust the height of one with some washers.

As far as the heat shield goes, you don't have to cut anything. It's real flimsy tin so all you need to do is bend the corner about 45% away and its fine.

sound is intoxicating for sure!! haven't done any highway testing yet for drone though...but as you say, the car's interior is on the loud side to begin with...

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02-28-2010, 11:55 AM	#1 (permalink)
tbonesteak Track Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Socal Posts: 914 Drives: MY09 MB 6MT Rep Power: 376	Haha I told you they were literally 60 miles old! and Tony is an awesome dude who goes the extra mile to help a brother out. As far as the clearance goes, maybe you can post some more pics of the undercarriage and other angles and Tony can chime in? I've never had problems going thru the steepest driveways with the exhaust on, and I pushed it pretty far. All in all I'm glad it worked out and once your car gets used to the exhaust, the gains will be much more apparent. Good stuff!! Tim

03-01-2010, 05:57 PM	#3 (permalink)
pgrmstr Base Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: PA Posts: 131 Drives: 09 BS 370z Sport 6MT Rep Power: 17	i just installed mine on Sunday, piece of cake, although I baked mine onto some ramps and while it was a tight squeeze towards the front, I was able to get everything in without an issue. I have to adjust the height of one with some washers. As far as the heat shield goes, you don't have to cut anything. It's real flimsy tin so all you need to do is bend the corner about 45% away and its fine. sound is intoxicating for sure!! haven't done any highway testing yet for drone though...but as you say, the car's interior is on the loud side to begin with...