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Hello all, I have non resonated test pipes and an Invida exhaust. Every exhaust system I have ever had has started out working well, and then after a little while
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removing flex pipes! Help
Hello all,
I have non resonated test pipes and an Invida exhaust. Every exhaust system I have ever had has started out working well, and then after a little while the flex pipes start making more and more noise. It has gotten to the point to where I have switched out 3 Y pipes, and 3 complete exhaust systems. My new exhaust is a true dual style so would it still really benefit from the flex pipes? My question is what can I do to fix this? Can I remove and weld in a pipe or something similar to flex pipe that wont make horrible noise? Will the welds crack if I have this section replaced? Are there any other solutions to this? PLEASE HELP! |
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