Those that have the Frankencar exhaust...
I like it a lot. The way it looks, the way it's made, the way it sounds. The only thing that still gets on my nerves is the rattling. Still can't get rid of it. I think muffler looks way better than most of others out there.
I debated Cattman vs. Frankencar, and went with the former. Frankencar service sucks serious azz. They didn't return my voicemail asking a couple questions and telling them I'm ready to buy. They didn't reply when we tried to setup a b-pipe GD either. I would be really worried if there were any problems w/the order...
How bad is the rattling? Is it coming from the muffler itself or the mounting parts?
Yeah I know their service sucks because when I got my intake from a GD, and didn't receive the stickers that I was supposed to get, I emailed and PMed them multiple times w/out single response!
But I just like the finish of the Frankencar better.
Yeah I know their service sucks because when I got my intake from a GD, and didn't receive the stickers that I was supposed to get, I emailed and PMed them multiple times w/out single response!
But I just like the finish of the Frankencar better.
Originally Posted by 00MaxSE
How do you fix it with the clamps? 

also I've read that you can get Nismo muffler hangers which are a little stronger and hold the heavier muffler better.
And no, I don't like Nismo - but in this case it might come in handy...
And no, I don't like Nismo - but in this case it might come in handy...
Originally Posted by ColdSHO
i just got mine installed, and theres no rattling of any kind, but i had a really good place do it, so maybe thats why.
00MaxSE, IMO, if you use stock muffler hangers with no clamps - yes, you will have that problem. But then again, you could get rid of it yourself
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