Mugen exhaust tip alignment
02-15-2002, 04:48 AM
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Mugen exhaust tip alignment
Is there enough play in the bolted joint to the left side muffler
to adjust the vertical alignment relative to the right one?
I just had my Mugen dual installed and it looks like it's 10 degrees off.
Wondering if I'll need to drill out the flange when I unbolt it.
I wouldn't think they manufactured it with such a mis-alignment,
considering how much it costs. The workmanship looks great otherwise.
MG
to adjust the vertical alignment relative to the right one?
I just had my Mugen dual installed and it looks like it's 10 degrees off.
Wondering if I'll need to drill out the flange when I unbolt it.
I wouldn't think they manufactured it with such a mis-alignment,
considering how much it costs. The workmanship looks great otherwise.
MG
02-15-2002, 04:58 AM
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Hello,
Yes there is a slight amount the exhaust can be adjusted by loosening the nuts/bolts at the silencer flange. Loosen the bolts, adjust and tighten them down....
That should do it.
If you have any further questions please call (262-593-2800) or email us at tech-staff@kingmotorsports.com
Cheers!
Scott
Yes there is a slight amount the exhaust can be adjusted by loosening the nuts/bolts at the silencer flange. Loosen the bolts, adjust and tighten them down....
That should do it.
If you have any further questions please call (262-593-2800) or email us at tech-staff@kingmotorsports.com
Cheers!
Scott
02-15-2002, 05:17 AM
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Wow, fast response time there. Thanks.
BTW I like the sound of the Mugen, like stock sound
but just a bit more volume and bass.
A healthy sound you can live with on a daily basis.
MG
BTW I like the sound of the Mugen, like stock sound
but just a bit more volume and bass.
A healthy sound you can live with on a daily basis.
MG
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