TSP rumbler X pipe clearance
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TSP rumbler X pipe clearance
My car is a 2002 Z28 M6... because its a Z28 it has some small 16" rims with p245/50 R 16 tires... the car used to scrape on steep driveways... Now that it has been lowered 1.5" with Strano springs, the car scrapes the exhasut everywhere. on steep angles it scrapes the Y pipe clamps, the bullet muffler and the exhaust tips sometimes. I have LTs ( which dont scrape) a TSP ORY, which scrapes as well as a LM1 ( swapped to a Dynmax Bullet) both of them scraped before...
My question is, how well is the TSP rumbler having to do with clearance? Does it tuck higher than a TSP ORY or is it so minor that it isnt worth getting one?
My question is, how well is the TSP rumbler having to do with clearance? Does it tuck higher than a TSP ORY or is it so minor that it isnt worth getting one?
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I didn't want to speculate not having experience with their y pipe, but ima guess being lowered 1.5", its gonna be tight, if not worse.
The lowest point on mine are the tips of the dumps, with the bottom of the X coming in just above that.
You can see clearance pix of the rumbler X in my sig for a popcan comparison.
The lowest point on mine are the tips of the dumps, with the bottom of the X coming in just above that.
You can see clearance pix of the rumbler X in my sig for a popcan comparison.
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Originally Posted by 01sscam
I previously had the TSP ORY, My TSP true duals definitely have more clearance, when I put on my UMI torque arm I will be able to tuck them up even higher.
My LM was fine, before my TSP ORY... thats when it got lower and on top of that , since my springs its very bad...
Is there any way I can still have rear exhaust pipes with the TSP rumbler?
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what up koko...i just put on some headers on my ride the other day...i took the car over to rob at strictly performance in van nuys to fab me a dual setup...they are f bod specialists so you know they will do a good job...ill have the car back tuesday if you wanna come by and check out the clearances...i ordered the rumbler system from tsp nearly 2 months ago and just cancelled my order last week because they still were outta stock on their x pipes...
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Originally Posted by SUCK MY SS
what up koko...i just put on some headers on my ride the other day...i took the car over to rob at strictly performance in van nuys to fab me a dual setup...they are f bod specialists so you know they will do a good job...ill have the car back tuesday if you wanna come by and check out the clearances...i ordered the rumbler system from tsp nearly 2 months ago and just cancelled my order last week because they still were outta stock on their x pipes...
did you get a tune yet?
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Originally Posted by LSGunZ28
Thanks for the pics, are thos ethe 2.5" or 3"
I had to...
-remove tunnel brace
-flip fuel lines and their brackets inside the DS tunnel
-bash in the front of the driver side bullet (you can see it in the pics a bit) to clear the back seat floor pan
After hanging them, put a board/jack under the tips and go up as high as possible. Everywhere it hits, mark it with a sharpie, lower the exhaust, and "make clearance".
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
3" TSP's with bullets.
I had to...
-remove tunnel brace
-flip fuel lines and their brackets inside the DS tunnel
-bash in the front of the driver side bullet (you can see it in the pics a bit) to clear the back seat floor pan
After hanging them, put a board/jack under the tips and go up as high as possible. Everywhere it hits, mark it with a sharpie, lower the exhaust, and "make clearance".
I had to...
-remove tunnel brace
-flip fuel lines and their brackets inside the DS tunnel
-bash in the front of the driver side bullet (you can see it in the pics a bit) to clear the back seat floor pan
After hanging them, put a board/jack under the tips and go up as high as possible. Everywhere it hits, mark it with a sharpie, lower the exhaust, and "make clearance".