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How was the install?
How was the install?
I'm waiting for UPS to deliver my unit. The number of connections had me concerned for similar issues as you described. I have a lift at home as well so I may give it a solo try. Any additional pics of the rear fitment or sound clips would be appreciated.I did 95% of the install on Thursday using a 2 post lift in 2 hours. Install was struggle free until that last v band. Finally got it in solo, but wasn’t happy with the fitment and had a small leak at the driver DP slip joint. So, this morning I had a very trusted exhaust guy drop the system and help me out from scratch. Three hours of tweaking, one small adjustment, and we finally had it within tolerance. Tips are a tad close to the bumper but so what who cares. Sound is incredible and was worth the struggle
I'm waiting for UPS to deliver my unit. The number of connections had me concerned for similar issues as you described. I have a lift at home as well so I may give it a solo try. Any additional pics of the rear fitment or sound clips would be appreciated.
Thanks
After the oem exhaust is removed you should be able to bolt on the cross member and additional belly pans back in place . Then you should be able to feed the new x pipe / slip assembly over the top of the cross member support bracket. We used a 1/2 spacer on top of the cross member to set the exhaust on to space it off and to help with v band alignment. Hope this helps .I’ll take some more photos and a clip from the cabin
If you are gonna do this solo on a lift, a pole jack will make install much easier along the mid section (I also had two friends help with lifting/holding the rear assembly into place while I bolted the hangers in on each side)
I did need a professional’s help with the last v band. He also helped a bunch with the slip joint fitment and tips. They are close to the diffuser but I can live with it. Next mission is wrapping those cooling lines
We've looked into doing a full titanium CT4-V catback or a set of titanium downpipes . We just haven't seen enough interest to pursue it .I wonder how much a full titanium cat-back exhaust system would cost.