Adjusting Flowmasters
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Adjusting Flowmasters
Hello everyone!
I put Flows on the hotrod not too long ago and they fit perfectly straightaway. However, since they were installed, the right side muffler has drooped a bit. If you look at the canister, its right side is the side that is drooping, not the whole muffler. I went under the car to check all of the bolts and they are all just as tight as they should be. My question to you is what could be causing the droop? Would the h-pipe trick work in this situation?
Thanks in advance for your input.
Jon
I put Flows on the hotrod not too long ago and they fit perfectly straightaway. However, since they were installed, the right side muffler has drooped a bit. If you look at the canister, its right side is the side that is drooping, not the whole muffler. I went under the car to check all of the bolts and they are all just as tight as they should be. My question to you is what could be causing the droop? Would the h-pipe trick work in this situation?
Thanks in advance for your input.
Jon
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could it possibly be vandalism? someone stepping on the tip maybe? I have seen that happen before. Odd that the tip would droop and not the muffler, being that the tip isn't really but a few inches long from the muffler.
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Originally Posted by gt6974a
try loosing your mid h-pipe (adjusting over axel pipe) first and moving the muffler around. Then re-tighten. If that doesn't work try loosening everything
Cheers,
Jon
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