Just installed lethal performance h pipe today and its sitting way to low. I scraped on everything, it sounds horrible. Had anyone had the same problem and how could i fix it
Possibly installed it backwards? Seen it before, some midpipes are designed to point upwards toward the underbody to [increase] clearance, not reduce it.
That's the problem with a lot of mid pipes, not just on Mustangs but others as well. On my 350z I had to take it off because it scraped on everything like yours. It's annoying.
I've heard this to be a very common problem in the S197's. There just isn't that much room under there. I was planning on a MRT catted H pipe but am afraid with the roads we have around here I'd end up catching it on a pothole and ripping my whole exhaust out. Try explaining that to Mr. Insurance Man...
2014 Sterling Grey FP6 w/ Tech package
Current Mods: Gibson exhaust; MMD hood scoop and side scoops; Tinted head lights, tail lights and all reflectors.
I rarely go to it to modify(garage thing). I'm piecing it together for a one time install. So far I have the gt500 mounts, and Koni struts on standby. SR springs next along with upper control arm. Thanks.
Just messing with ya, I'm stock height but the pro chamber likes to smack things. I can only imagine 1.5" drop.
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