Top Speed Axleback Fitment
So, the exhaust fits terribly, anyone have any suggestions on how to make it fit?
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You are gunna have to add some washers on the left side to balance out the distance to the bumper.
Does it stick out too far for you? You'd probably have to have that trimmed if you dont like the length.. |
Tried adding washers, no luck, it seems that the flange is just misaligned, I'm thinking that I might send it back.
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Well, I finally got it to fit well.
http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/j...ps4ae6e310.jpg Sounds awesome too, at cruising RPM (2K) it is very quiet inside the cabin, but when you open her up, she screams. Big thanks go out to Will at Top Speed for sending pics of their install. |
Are these the ones made for the NISMO? They stick out a lot.
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here is a link to the video, it was a warm start and a low rev.
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OP, you can try bending the hangers a bit to see if it'll get it to pull in whichever direction you need it to go to.
The Nismo and non Nismo rear section ends practically in the same spot, meaning your exhaust will dump out at the same spot, granted the Nismo has larger tips. It would make sense if this axle back is designed for a Nismo rear considering the larger rear. valence/bumper, but even with that it would still have a "protrude" look. Maybe it's just more exaggerated on a non Nismo bumper |
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