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Installed the H&S 5" TBE on saturday. The downpipe is awful close to the frame, maybe 1/8"-1/4". The hanger clamp was also pretty close. I thought it was just the hange clamp bumping the frame, so I trimmed the corner of it and reinstalled and problem is still there.

I know its tight, but did anyone else have this issue? I am so disgusted right now. I love dumping money into somethign and then being unhappy with the result.

any help is appreciated.
 

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Get underneath with it running and try and locate the source. Get a pry bar and apply "some" pressure in different areas and see if it stops. Gotta locate before you fix it.
I'll give that a try, the problem is it is only doing it when its in Drive, and its not all the time.

Hopefully its an easy fix.
 

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If it happens when you drive it, try and locate any contact points where metal on metal rubs.
Thats what I thought I took care of.
There doesn't seem to be any metal on metal rubbing....from the sound/feel of it, its barely vibrating up against something.

I'll take a look when i leave work. I dno't have much patience lately. If this thing knows whats good for it....it will self heal!
 

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i had the same problem with mine! it felt like a vibration when i would drive it was the exhast hitting teh frame when the motor torqued over i took a torch and pry bar and a lil elbow grease and mines fine now

Where was yours rubbing? Was it the Downpipe vibrating against the frame?
 

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I had a issue with a vibration it was the pipe touching the rear shock so I just loosened the bolt and reajusted the piping. good luck
Robert
I looked at the shock too, not even close. I paid especially close attention, cause I didn't want that pipe banging up my Fox 2.0!
 

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Alright. I heated it up at lunch, and dimpled the pipe a bit, and all is now good. All it took was a bit of heat and some pry bar action, and then I took a nice long vibe and rattle free ride.

Now I can start enjoying the exhaust instead of dreading the vibes!:woot::beer

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