Subject	Biggest headache will be if your hanger bolts are seized.
Posted by	BoneZ (MD) on July 02, 2015 at 10:48 PM
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In Reply To	Lowering exhaust for TwinZ bumper posted by PiotrC70 on July 02, 2015 at 06:49 PM
Message	Pep boys, HomeDepot, Lowes for the bolts & washers. Loosen up the 4 bolts holding each side in place and see if that gets you what you need (at the end of the stock threads). There is a lot of movement available by just doing that. Buy some bolts in 10mm increments above the stock bolt length. You can shim them with flat washers and test drive to see where you want to be, then decide if you need to make a spacer. G/L - hope they come out easy for you! -___________________________________________________________-
Follow Ups	Lowering exhaust for TwinZ bumper - PiotrC70 18:49:25 07/02/15 Been through this headache - lidz 19:20:46 07/02/15 As I'm searching, I'm finding a few here and there. Napa - PiotrC70 19:26:50 07/02/15 There is something slightly unsettling about the - Eagle7 19:33:36 07/02/15 wing is untrimmed & only resting in place - lidz 21:13:19 07/02/15 So you are building a "CSL Competition Style" type spoiler - Eagle7 02:42:32 07/03/15 Re: wing is untrimmed & only resting in place - RobZ32 10:50:47 07/03/15 All of the above. First its Abflug then Veilside exhaust? (n/m) - white22sky 21:18:17 07/02/15 The "tow hooks" are throwing it off too. (n/m) - bartz32tt 21:31:53 07/02/15 Yep, that exhaust needs to be more centered - Stanky 21:38:32 07/02/15 why is your exhaust so wide apart? (n/m) - LJZTT 09:00:39 07/03/15 Biggest headache will be if your hanger bolts are seized. - BoneZ (MD) 22:48:15 07/02/15 Just use longer bolts and spacers - DAYTONAZ 13:06:35 07/03/15
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