Exhaust sound terrible change
#24
Drill at your lowest point when the cars up. I can't upload pics.
Btw, condensation causes water to build up and the occasional spray in when washing. Yes, it happens to even the most careful. Roush mufflers will rust from the inside out without drainage. Just do a search on the web.
Last edited by Getportfolio; 3/15/15 at 11:20 AM.
#25
Roush started drilling the holes last year. Just look at someplace like AM to see where they drill the holes.
Drill at your lowest point when the cars up. I can't upload pics.
Btw, condensation causes water to build up and the occasional spray in when washing. Yes, it happens to even the most careful. Roush mufflers will rust from the inside out without drainage. Just do a search on the web.
Drill at your lowest point when the cars up. I can't upload pics.
Btw, condensation causes water to build up and the occasional spray in when washing. Yes, it happens to even the most careful. Roush mufflers will rust from the inside out without drainage. Just do a search on the web.
roush is not a quality piece but they sound the best
mine sounds like a honda civic with a fart can now, its embarrassing
do you recommend drilling additional holes other than the factory ones?
#27
The flowmaster outlaw doesnt look like a muffler.. so where can I drill a weep hole?
http://www.jegs.com/images/photos/30...389-817511.jpg
http://www.jegs.com/images/photos/30...389-817511.jpg
#28
#29
Yep.
#30
Thanks for all your replies and help! I found some time and took my car to a garage and put it on a lift. Turns out the clamp that connects the x-pipe to the catts pipe is leaking on both sides, so I took my car to the dealer, put it on a lift and showed them the problem. They are going to replace the clamps and try to push in the pipes closer to each other. I hope that will fix the problem.
Last edited by Meerology; 3/19/15 at 12:28 PM.
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