lowered with 3" exhaust bangin on rear bar
Monday i put the Hahn 3in on my car and im not having on e bit of hitting problems, and i also didnt do anything as far as new hangers or bend any of the ones already there. Oh i might also add im lowered 2.75 inches
yes i will now agree with you on this and not my last post, its good until i hit a good sized uprising in the road, other than that i havent had any problems, nope lied again, i scraped on my parents driveway pulling into it last night :/. Whos idea was it to make my car so low?
yes and no. the hangers are still attached, but the rubber piece itself is the problem. The rubber has too much elasticity, if thats how you spell that, and allows the exhaust to swing down.
this is what i had to do...
the last hanger before it goes over the axle, or whatever they call it, i had to take a rubber hose, cut in down the middle and wrap it on to the hanger part of the exhaust, and one on the hanger on the car. then i took two hose clamps and slid both of them on threw the hangers, tightened up the hose clamps so the rubber hoses squished togeather, and no more problem
ill try to get under my car today sometime and take a pic of you guys dont get it
the last hanger before it goes over the axle, or whatever they call it, i had to take a rubber hose, cut in down the middle and wrap it on to the hanger part of the exhaust, and one on the hanger on the car. then i took two hose clamps and slid both of them on threw the hangers, tightened up the hose clamps so the rubber hoses squished togeather, and no more problem
ill try to get under my car today sometime and take a pic of you guys dont get it
this is what i had to do...
the last hanger before it goes over the axle, or whatever they call it, i had to take a rubber hose, cut in down the middle and wrap it on to the hanger part of the exhaust, and one on the hanger on the car. then i took two hose clamps and slid both of them on threw the hangers, tightened up the hose clamps so the rubber hoses squished togeather, and no more problem
ill try to get under my car today sometime and take a pic of you guys dont get it
the last hanger before it goes over the axle, or whatever they call it, i had to take a rubber hose, cut in down the middle and wrap it on to the hanger part of the exhaust, and one on the hanger on the car. then i took two hose clamps and slid both of them on threw the hangers, tightened up the hose clamps so the rubber hoses squished togeather, and no more problem
ill try to get under my car today sometime and take a pic of you guys dont get it

I took 2 zipties and ziptied a piece of rubber hose around the exhaust hanger, the hose is there so it doesnt rattle at all. then i took a hose clamp and tightened it up and it pulled it up a full 2" now nothign scrapes or hits anything
yea it looks kinda hacked, but it works like a charm
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should have bought MPx or ZZP 
I kid, even MPx on hard bumps I hear it. I just need smaller hangers or harder hangers too.
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Sorry I just realized I'm in LSJ, my bad
I kid, even MPx on hard bumps I hear it. I just need smaller hangers or harder hangers too.
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Sorry I just realized I'm in LSJ, my bad

I took 2 zipties and ziptied a piece of rubber hose around the exhaust hanger, the hose is there so it doesnt rattle at all. then i took a hose clamp and tightened it up and it pulled it up a full 2" now nothign scrapes or hits anything
yea it looks kinda hacked, but it works like a charm
so heater hose on the hanger then use a hose clamp around the exhaust hanger and the hanger on the car and tighten it up correct?



