Gmmg Cb
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Staging Lane
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Gmmg Cb I have a GMMG and the tips hang a little low. I was thinking of getting new rubbers for the right and left side of the exhaust, but they look good still. There was a post here couple of months ago on how to tuck the GMMG. Do any of you guys know how to tuck it up a little?
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Staging Lane
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Originally Posted by Full-Force
If you have a rubber hanger then you can take a hoseclamp and put it around it and tighten it up. It will squeeze the rubber and raise the tips.
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The hose clamp works very good for lifting the driver side tip to even it up (#14 or #16 clamp I think). The passenger side has that 90 degree bracket that slides in, I'd have to put some thought into how to rig that up higher. Not sure what to tell you right now though, all of your axle/heat shield clearances good?
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Mine hangs too. I've been told 2 solutions to this. #1 Heat up the pipes and bend them up a bit. #2 There is something that can be done with the I pipe, but I don't quite remember what. I'm too lazy to do either, so mine hangs a bit.
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I had the same problem and at the exhaust shop the guy took 1 inch or so of pipe in front of the axle, where the pipe is curved down to meet the I-pipe. Now it's absolutely perfect.
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Staging Lane
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Originally Posted by WS6freak
I had the same problem and at the exhaust shop the guy took 1 inch or so of pipe in front of the axle, where the pipe is curved down to meet the I-pipe. Now it's absolutely perfect.
