Lakewood DSL help asap*
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Lakewood DSL help asap*
Well i got the loop on the car with the FLP headers and a flowmaster collector by dropping the exhaust off of the headers. Now when I go to tighten the exhaust up it rubs on either side of the collector on the cross brace of the loop.
Is there any easy way to fix this without having to get it rewelded up so it can hang a little lower. If I can somehow angle the exhaust from the headers back about 1/2 inch so I can get more clearance.
What DSL is everyone else using with LT's?
Is there any easy way to fix this without having to get it rewelded up so it can hang a little lower. If I can somehow angle the exhaust from the headers back about 1/2 inch so I can get more clearance.
What DSL is everyone else using with LT's?
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Originally Posted by davered00ss
What about some shims or washers under the loop?
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Originally Posted by 02CamaroZ28
hmmm would some header wrap solve the problem? I just dont want it to be sending out a false knock somehow.
However, if it's not tight and is going to be banging all the time your might want to look at something thicker than header wrap. Maybe turbo wrap or something.
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
That's exactly what I did with my true duals. My x-pipe sits tight up against the loop so I wraped the loop and x-pipe both with header wrap. It actually worked out for the better in my case. My front pipes used to bang the floor at idle and on decel but, now that the x-pipe is up tight the exhaust doesn't move all around and bang the floor.
However, if it's not tight and is going to be banging all the time your might want to look at something thicker than header wrap. Maybe turbo wrap or something.
However, if it's not tight and is going to be banging all the time your might want to look at something thicker than header wrap. Maybe turbo wrap or something.
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I just threw some 1/4 wrap inbetween there this afternoon and nothing rattles. It doesnt bang under load or anything. I think its good to go for now.
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
If the exhaust is wedged against the DS loop then more than likely the header connection will start leaking from the stress.Lakewood loop's don't work with FLP's too well.
What DSL works best with FLP's?