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Yesterday, I installed my AAM midpipe to compliment my recently installed AAM short tails. All went well removing the OEM exhaust. The install went smooth, however, I do have a
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AAM Midpipe & Short Tail Exhaust
Yesterday, I installed my AAM midpipe to compliment my recently installed AAM short tails. All went well removing the OEM exhaust. The install went smooth, however, I do have a slight exhaust leak at one of the flanges. I tried to adjust, but same result. Is there a way to correct this, such as, a thicker gasket? I would appreciate any suggestions. The sound of this setup is great!! Here's some pictures:
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