Catback intermediate pipe hitting
Catback intermediate pipe hitting
got a little curious, so while my Zaino was drying, I got under the car to take a peek and see where my intermediate pipe was hitting.

What should I do to stop it from hitting?

What should I do to stop it from hitting?
I had the same problem. I wound up making a pad out of some header wrap (about 4 layers thick) and clamping it with the stainless screw type's. It hasn't worn through and it's been on there over a year.. quieted things down nicely.
Originally posted by jkipp84
I had the same problem. I wound up making a pad out of some header wrap (about 4 layers thick) and clamping it with the stainless screw type's. It hasn't worn through and it's been on there over a year.. quieted things down nicely.
I had the same problem. I wound up making a pad out of some header wrap (about 4 layers thick) and clamping it with the stainless screw type's. It hasn't worn through and it's been on there over a year.. quieted things down nicely.
Brian
Originally posted by Cmr0z28
I'm not sure what you're saying...you wrapped the pipe w/header wrap then put a clamp over it? Wouldn't the clamp hit before the header wrap does?
I'm not sure what you're saying...you wrapped the pipe w/header wrap then put a clamp over it? Wouldn't the clamp hit before the header wrap does?
No, wrap the area that HITS with header wrap. Then, use band clamps to secure the header wrap to the pipe(on the sides of the contact area) I used the band clamps just to keep the header wrap from unraveling.
Brian
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