ZZP Exhaust tip melting bumper
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ZZP Exhaust tip melting bumper
has anyone else with zzp exhaust had the bumper melted by the exhaust tip. i am furious right now. this is my 3rd exhaust, i have had magnaflow and hahn and never had a problem.
i don't know why the exhaust tip it welded on a slightly upward angle. i am going to mess with it some to try to get it to stop melting it more and now i need to have my bumper fixed.


i don't know why the exhaust tip it welded on a slightly upward angle. i am going to mess with it some to try to get it to stop melting it more and now i need to have my bumper fixed.


Last edited by Bl4des; Jun 5, 2013 at 10:34 AM.
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yeah i really just changed because i didnt want to cut the hahn up to take the resonator out and i had to buy a new downpipe so i just got a new exhaust from turbo back
and yeah all 3in
and yeah all 3in
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Try adjusting the hangers.
Also, you can pick up rubber grommets from Advance Auto and slide them onto your exhaust hangers to help adjust/secure the rubber hangers. This will help move the tip over so it stops resting against the bumper.
The downpipe I run on my car caused my catback to move slightly to the left when looking at the rear of the car. I wanted to center the exhaust, so I installed the rubber grommet I mentioned, and it moved the exhaust back over center.
Worked great!
Also, you can pick up rubber grommets from Advance Auto and slide them onto your exhaust hangers to help adjust/secure the rubber hangers. This will help move the tip over so it stops resting against the bumper.
The downpipe I run on my car caused my catback to move slightly to the left when looking at the rear of the car. I wanted to center the exhaust, so I installed the rubber grommet I mentioned, and it moved the exhaust back over center.
Worked great!
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it has nothing to do with the hangers you can see it in one of the pics that they are not even up and down they are on an angle.
it is the fact the exhaust tip is not welded to the muffler right.
it is the fact the exhaust tip is not welded to the muffler right.
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yeah if it is there fault they should have to have it fixed and any damage they cause fixed
if there wasn't an upward angle on the muffle tip there would be no problem and the catback would fit great.
if there wasn't an upward angle on the muffle tip there would be no problem and the catback would fit great.
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i didnt leave it like that it moved when driving. i move it back so it is not touching anything hopefully it stays this time. it didnt melt it to bad, wont be hard to fix it when i have time to
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It's not like I have different company part I have all zzp exhaust from the turbo mani back and net even one of the exhaust hangers lines up right I am really regretting getting rid of my Hahn exhaust now





