Thread: A Spec Axle-back Exhaust
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Old 07-09-2007, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by fazzster View Post
When you install the axle back, did you find that the springs on the flange bolts fully compressed when you tightened the bolts? When the stock muffler is on, the springs are only half compressed. Did I do the install wrong? - Thanks
You installed it right, the reason why it does that cuz the flange on our muffler is thicker then the OEM one. But it will not affect preformance, or the longevity of the exhaust system.

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