Help Motordyne Exhaust hangs too low..HELP!
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Motordyne Exhaust hangs too low..HELP!
Having clearance issues with my motordyne exhaust. Took it for a test drive and a man hole clipped my brand new exhaust and ripped the axle back off. Raised my car back up for now to give the exhaust more clearance. From what Ive read on here a lot of people have had the same issue with motordyne hanging really low, has anyone come up with a solution to this? Thanks in advance!
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Having clearance issues with my motordyne exhaust. Took it for a test drive and a man hole clipped my brand new exhaust and ripped the axle back off. Raised my car back up for now to give the exhaust more clearance. From what Ive read on here a lot of people have had the same issue with motordyne hanging really low, has anyone come up with a solution to this? Thanks in advance!
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camopaint0707 (02-08-2024)
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Yeah KW coils, car was definitely low to begin with so just more of a reason for me to raise it up. Had to order a whole new section from Motordyne minutes after install due to it being ripped off by the manhole and some kind fella picking it up off the road and taking off with it by the time I turned around to get it.
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Yeah destroyed my factory exhaust from bottoming out on speed bumps. has since been raised up to compensate for the motordyne but it was pretty low, coils were maxed out in the rear and had about another 3/4 inches of thread left in the front to go lower
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how is your clearance? I just installed a motordyne catback, and I already have Eibach lowering springs and Koni yellow shocks, have any tips to raise the exhaust as it is dangerously low, 2 finger-widths at best
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I was on H&R springs and ended up switching to coilovers to raise my car for my Motordyne exhaust.
I had destroyed by flex pipes twice before I just welded standard piping on and that helped with raising it a little. I also made an undertray shield to protect the center muffler from scrapes.
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