StillenMax80x20

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My muff is rattling on bumps and is obviously resting on the rear crossbeam... it's still connected, but my exhaust sounds like a civic with a 4.5" tip.... or lawnmower... or a hole is in there... whatever, doesn't sound stock, worried, ease my worries by telling me a hanger broke and they're 10 bucks or something, the sound is a resulting factor of it resting on the suspension beam..... please


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SEmy2K2go

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Why not inspect it and see what the actual issue is?

cpdc1030

Just went thru the same problem - exhaust was starting to sound ricey even cruising on the freeway. Unfortunatley for me, not only was the hanger broken but the muffler also had a nice hole in it and had to be replaced. The muffler itself was pretty expensive (about $400 CDN) but the labour was not bad at all.

SEmy2K2go

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Someone is always selling an OEM muffler in the classifieds.

StillenMax80x20

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well, thanks, i believe there is a hole in it, crack or something,i found the problem today and i don't have a hydraulic lift, so, i imagine what i've told is more than some could/would know with 1 hour insp with no tools...

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SE01

Yea mine did the same thing. First the resinator section was loose and clanking against the metal brackets around it. Got that fixed, but a month later the flange between the stock catback and B-Pipe rotted away. I replaced the stock catback with another one and it is fine now.

NYC TAR

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great I get a new new catterman exhaust system in four years


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