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Old 06-10-2007 | 11:13 PM
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i know people have posted about this before but I'm gonna ask the question a little differently... I just installed PS LT headers with a Pace Setter 3 inch Off Road Y pipe and magnaflow cat back. when ever i get on it (usually lower speeds) there are several noises that I can hear and even feel it in the floor board. I know that the y could be hitting the floor but when I look under the car the y only touches the thing that looks like a drive shaft loop. And I put a piece of rubber there so it shouldn't make too much noise from that spot. where else could all this noise be coming from? i never had this problem before the exhaust!
Old 06-10-2007 | 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by slowjoe99
i know people have posted about this before but I'm gonna ask the question a little differently... I just installed PS LT headers with a Pace Setter 3 inch Off Road Y pipe and magnaflow cat back. when ever i get on it (usually lower speeds) there are several noises that I can hear and even feel it in the floor board. I know that the y could be hitting the floor but when I look under the car the y only touches the thing that looks like a drive shaft loop. And I put a piece of rubber there so it shouldn't make too much noise from that spot. where else could all this noise be coming from? i never had this problem before the exhaust!
When you look under and the car isn't moving, you're not going to see where it's making contact.

It's hitting on the drivers side floorboard. I solved the problem shoving a rubber exhaust hanger in between the floorboard and y-pipe.
Old 06-11-2007 | 12:58 AM
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You aren't gonna see it by looking under there. It's from driving when all the noises occur.
Old 06-11-2007 | 09:46 AM
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The engine moves a bit in the cradle, which is normal. When it torques over, the y-pipe is hitting. You could try to adjust the exhaust to not hit but I don't know if that will work for you or not.
Old 06-11-2007 | 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by slowjoe99
i know people have posted about this before but I'm gonna ask the question a little differently... I just installed PS LT headers with a Pace Setter 3 inch Off Road Y pipe and magnaflow cat back. when ever i get on it (usually lower speeds) there are several noises that I can hear and even feel it in the floor board. I know that the y could be hitting the floor but when I look under the car the y only touches the thing that looks like a drive shaft loop. And I put a piece of rubber there so it shouldn't make too much noise from that spot. where else could all this noise be coming from? i never had this problem before the exhaust!

i bought some heater hose at AZ, ran a zip tie through the hose and placed it where the ory was closes to the floorboard...and presto....been on there for almost a yr and no porbs.
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Mine did the same thing, took it to a muffler shop they got a big pry bar an bent the Y down. No more hitting!
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what other kind of things are a good fit to put in there that can take the heat? between the floorboard and y
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Install poly engine mounts. That will fix the problem.

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Originally Posted by 00PewterSS
Install poly engine mounts. That will fix the problem.

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Or solid ones! lol

Yeah, its hitting due to flexing motor mounts and tranny mount. Replace all with Poly ones and be done with it for good.




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