jlashley2001ss

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will heater hose pushed in between exhaust pipes and floorboard/under rear hatch fix any issues with exhaust hitting? If not what will and where can you find it? TIA

HavATampa

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It's a lazy, crappy fix IMO. The best fix is to get the pipe redone so it fits properly and doesn't hit or clearance the pipe. If you jam something in there it's going to buzz something somewhere else.

FireSilverLullaby

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It probley would but its only a temporary fix, you might want to get some exhuast work done.

jlashley2001ss

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DAMN i just did have exhaust work....

HavATampa

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Bring it back. I had a yahoo build me an exhaust and I brought it back several times to get some adjustments made at no cost. Then I got sick of sick of looking at his shoddy work and the dents he made and the crappy welds, I ripped it out and built my own.

RevGTO

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It lessens the harshness of banging, but if it's in there tight, it creates a constant contact point between the exhaust and body, continously transmitting vibration. My next step in trying to resolve this problem is to pull the ds header and install a urethane motor mount.

jlashley2001ss

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Hey REVGTO how do you like the TRANSGO?

RevGTO

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Love It!!!

tylerdj

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I've done this as a temporary fix before. Where is it hitting?

jmm98LS1

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You need poly motor mounts (or at least the driver's side). My duals are less than 1/2" from the floor in one spot and my exhaust doesn't move.

jlashley2001ss

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mine is hitting at the rear....my setup is duals over axle passenger side and mufflers are lined up like GMMG exhaust...I think its the mufflers hitting.