SparTTan

While I'm at it, here's another problem...

My exhaust tips are uneven in the distance they stick out from the car. It's not by much, but it is noticeable, and even more so when they heat up. They are centered in the valence cut-outs. Here they are cold:

<img src="http://www.msu.edu/~lytleric/IMG_2180.JPG">

I took it back to the muffler shop that installed it, and they said it cannot be adjusted; that's the way the muffler and tips are welded together. True? or crap? I know it's minor, but it's killing me everytime I see it.

MCPaudiTT - DEFCON 1

What exhaust is it?

blackfnTTruck

That's enough that it would bother me also.

ZGTT

twist the center pipe. (after loosening clamps)

TTschwing

Yah...which? If Miltek the fix is easy..

SparTTan

Bingo--it's a Miltek

TTschwing

You probably forgot this from Geometry class, but the angle that the midpipe enters the muffler results in the following anomoly...

As you rotate the midpipe the tips will move in and out, left and right. Just loosen the clamps as Bob mentioned, and rotate the pipe while observing the tips. When ya get em even, lock down the clamps...

SparTTan

The things you learn... Thanks Steve, I will give it a try and report back!

MarTT

That technique worked perfectly for my Borla tips as well.

TTschwing

What with all the other exhausts on the market now, but years ago when the Miltek was the only option we discovered this. Been posted a dozen or more times, but now probably pretty obscure for all but the veterans.......:-)