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Old 04-01-2007, 12:08 PM
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did yall have to cut the x pipe at the end where the bullets attach so they dont touch the rear end and you can drill the the holse to attach the hangers
Old 04-01-2007, 12:39 PM
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i didnt have to cut them the had plenty of room between the rear and the end of the exhaust. i did have to heat up the mounts and bend them back to get them to mount to the back of the back seats.
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any others because i talked to 1 guy here localy and he cut his x pipe for them to fit i dont want to cut if i dont have to
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interest in this as well.. more input please!
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nope no cutting plenty of room just make sure u put load on the rearend to get them up as far as possible. and watch that torque arm!
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Originally Posted by Disturbed Bird
nope no cutting plenty of room just make sure u put load on the rearend to get them up as far as possible. and watch that torque arm!
x2 no cutting needed
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something is seriously wrong with this set up the because with the bullets all the way on the tips of the turn downs are touching the rear end and the hangers are about 6 to 8 inches from where the drill point is for them. im about to say screw it and get a y pipe and catback it has awsome clearance just the bullets dont wont to go on rite if the x pipe was cut they would work
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Make sure all of your fittings are all the way in. Maybe you did not push them in all the way in or they worked there way loose while you were moving it around. I didn't have to cut mine either. I did beat the hangers back with a hammer to get them so I could mount them.
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im going to bring the mufflers to a muffler shop tomarow to open up the ends cause they are a liitlle tight on the x pipe and see if that doesnt help.




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