Where Does The Bump Stop Install?!?
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Where Does The Bump Stop Install?!?
Hey, just got my Mufflex bump stop, but i can't tell where the heat shield is from the little graphic included with the instructions.
I have a custom y from them, so I don't know if i still have a heat shield ...
Anyone have a pic of where this thing goes?
Thanks.
I have a custom y from them, so I don't know if i still have a heat shield ...
Anyone have a pic of where this thing goes?
Thanks.
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on the inside or outside though? I tried searching for pics, but it's almost impossible to tell which side it goes on under the car from the angle of any of the pics i found...
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
It doesn't matter which side of the pipe it's on, as long as it's the driver side. I would pull the pipe down as I was installing it to kinda preload the rubber part and get it as tight as possible.
Are you getting banging?
Are you getting banging?
Oh yeah it bangs under heavy load (ie geting on it in 1st gear).
I managed to get it on there before, but my Y is set up differently. My drivers side cat doesn't go parallel to the door, it goes perpendicular (mounted facing the doors basically), so i don't know if the bumpstop should go in the 'stock' location?
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Originally Posted by ShevrolayZ28
yeah i found those pics before and eventually figured out how it went on. However, i loaded it pretty well, and although it doesn't "bang", there's still a heavy vibration ... is there any other way to improve the situation?
I don't think I can load it anymore than it is but it's still noisy under heavy engine load ...