Greddt SP2 catback
Greddt SP2 catback
just curious... does anyone have any fitment problems with their greddy sp2 cat backs? it just does not seem to fit on my 96 max se like it should.
i will post pics tomorrow or wed. anything i can do to make it fit better? the bpipe, before it goes over the axel, hangs about an inch lower than it should. so from the side profile, on the passenger side of the car, you can see the exhaust pipe.
i will post pics tomorrow or wed. anything i can do to make it fit better? the bpipe, before it goes over the axel, hangs about an inch lower than it should. so from the side profile, on the passenger side of the car, you can see the exhaust pipe.
That is fairly normal. It will hang a bit lower than stock. You can bring it up closer by adjusting the hanger on the b-pipe, but it will always hang a bit lower. I can see mine a bit if I crouch down.
thanks guys. i called greddy yesterday and they said to email pics to their tech department. it doesnt bottom out or anything, but if i go over something like a speed bump it sometimes slightly scrapes the exhaust. o well. im glad to hear that the sp2 fits the same on other maxs.
heres what my car looks like in case you were wondering
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2104185/1
heres what my car looks like in case you were wondering
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2104185/1
yeah man...
I just had my GReddy SP2 installed yesterday I wasn't too happy with the fitment....my rear O2 sensor is sticking down, impeding my ground clearance by about a half inch. But that's not even the lowest part of the car because the rear half of the exhaust tubing is BELOW the lower axle! The rear of my car looks exactly like that....the tip of the exhaust is pressing against the passenger side of the exhaust cutout on the bumper. After I drive for like 10 or 15 minutes you can even start to smell burning....I'm pretty sure its gonna melt my bumper!
Originally Posted by tmkforever
I just had my GReddy SP2 installed yesterday I wasn't too happy with the fitment....my rear O2 sensor is sticking down, impeding my ground clearance by about a half inch. But that's not even the lowest part of the car because the rear half of the exhaust tubing is BELOW the lower axle! The rear of my car looks exactly like that....the tip of the exhaust is pressing against the passenger side of the exhaust cutout on the bumper. After I drive for like 10 or 15 minutes you can even start to smell burning....I'm pretty sure its gonna melt my bumper! 

the burning smell is normal, its just all the gaskets burning melting into place. the smell will go away, and it wont burn your bumper
+1 on "not so hot" fitment.
it'd be one thing if the b pipe was just hanging low, or it was JUST the tip burning my bumper, but both of them at the same time makes for a not so happy owner.
as far as the b-pipe, your screwed, cause if you attempt to put a hangar to push it up your putting pressure on all the connections all the way up to the header since your twisting it. now i dont know HOW bad this is, but the topic was explore before and it made sense to me.
with the tip on the bumper, a friend suggested dremeling the bumper for better fitment and then forming some type of metal guard to secure to the little indention to keep the bumper from melting. but i havent explored it yet.
it'd be one thing if the b pipe was just hanging low, or it was JUST the tip burning my bumper, but both of them at the same time makes for a not so happy owner.
as far as the b-pipe, your screwed, cause if you attempt to put a hangar to push it up your putting pressure on all the connections all the way up to the header since your twisting it. now i dont know HOW bad this is, but the topic was explore before and it made sense to me.
with the tip on the bumper, a friend suggested dremeling the bumper for better fitment and then forming some type of metal guard to secure to the little indention to keep the bumper from melting. but i havent explored it yet.
Originally Posted by chillin014
+1 on "not so hot" fitment.
it'd be one thing if the b pipe was just hanging low, or it was JUST the tip burning my bumper, but both of them at the same time makes for a not so happy owner.
it'd be one thing if the b pipe was just hanging low, or it was JUST the tip burning my bumper, but both of them at the same time makes for a not so happy owner.
aarrgh oh well, I guess I'll have to live with it.
Maybe adding a Y-pipe & high-flo cat would make everything all better?
man i know...
it seems like all they have to do is turn the flange on the end a little...
i hear ya on the drop, i really started getting pissed when i dropped my car, and i know i can go lower, i just dont dare.
i also wasnt too thrilled about having to find one of those 02 plug bolts to plug up the extra 02 bung which is not needed for 95's.
it seems like all they have to do is turn the flange on the end a little...
i hear ya on the drop, i really started getting pissed when i dropped my car, and i know i can go lower, i just dont dare.
i also wasnt too thrilled about having to find one of those 02 plug bolts to plug up the extra 02 bung which is not needed for 95's.
Originally Posted by chillin014
and check the stickies for sp2 sound clips
oooo don't get me wrong, I LOVE the sound....very powerful, but not loud or droney at all!! I can't wait to hear it with some more exhaust upgrades & eventually a VI!!
Originally Posted by tmkforever
How does your rear O2 sensor (just aft of the cat) look? Is it pointing downward? & you got the 95-96 exhaust? do you have any pictures? I'm interested to see how it looks
Originally Posted by Dodd
"Had to do the hose-clamp mod in the rear though to pull up the tip "
how do you do it and what exactly does it do?
how do you do it and what exactly does it do?
Originally Posted by Dodd
Greddy now makes one specificaly for the 97-99 SE's anyone having problems with those? are they going to have the same clearance problem?
Originally Posted by Tim96I30t
I believe they use the same b pipe for all 4th gens, just the rear sections are different, 97-99 bumper sticks out more. So the b-pipe should fit the same, but with mine I adjusted the hanger on the b pipe to hang higher up. The quality on this exhaust is top notch, nice welds and smooth bends, comes with all hardware and gaskets.
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