Hello, I fitted a greddy Ti-C dual to my car on Friday, and for some reason I cannot get the left exhaust straight!!



Im confident that we reinstalled the rubber mounting brackets the same way they came off the stock one, and because the system was second hand I did not recieve the greddy exhaust mounts that come with it.

Ive looked at a few universal ones, but none of them seem to be small enough to give the extra inch I need to raise the left side by to make them level.

Any ideas? Anyone had this issue before?

 

maybe one of the hangers on the exhaust itself is bent ?

 

you need to loosen the bolted flange, hold the muffler up (with tension) and tighten the bolts on the flange.

 

Cheers mate I will give this a go.

Will this not blow after I do this though as the flanges wont be flush?

 

it should be fine.

 

It was fine, cheers for your advice mate.

All sorted.

 

Now we deserve a review of the Ti-C from you.

 

lol

Ok, the Ti-C.

I did not receieve the baffels from the previous owner, so the drone range on the motorway can take a bit of getting used to if your comming from a stock system.

700 - 5krpm its a earthquake going down the road
5k - 9k it opens up into a full race sound and its gotta be the best exhaust note ive ever heard, it just sounds awesome, most of the videos out there dont really capture the true noise this makes.

I havent got a decat, but it does pop quite lot when its warm. It pops when decelerating from 5k to 2k and it pops when vtec kicks in at 6k because of the rush of extra exhaust gasses.

Looks awesome if you can get it aligned too, i had to purchase universal exhaust rubbers and mess about for 30 minutes to get it almost level , but its possible and well worth the effort. You probably wont even experience the problem if you use the provided greddy mounts which I also did not have.

Basically its a awesome exhaust, I had a HKS single out on my GT4 before this and it does sound better in the higher rev ranges.