Rails Scraping on speedbump = BAD?
11-12-08, 12:11 PM
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air just means we can go lower.
ive had my front lip repainted and repaired 4 times in the last year and my junction produce exhast has a diagonal scrap mark on the square weld plate, but hey it doesnt scrape anymore going over speed bumps. lol
11-12-08, 01:19 PM
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hahahah my girl gets mad too.
air just means we can go lower.
ive had my front lip repainted and repaired 4 times in the last year and my junction produce exhast has a diagonal scrap mark on the square weld plate, but hey it doesnt scrape anymore going over speed bumps. lol
air just means we can go lower.
ive had my front lip repainted and repaired 4 times in the last year and my junction produce exhast has a diagonal scrap mark on the square weld plate, but hey it doesnt scrape anymore going over speed bumps. lol
11-12-08, 03:03 PM
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hahahah my girl gets mad too.
air just means we can go lower.
ive had my front lip repainted and repaired 4 times in the last year and my junction produce exhast has a diagonal scrap mark on the square weld plate, but hey it doesnt scrape anymore going over speed bumps. lol
air just means we can go lower.
ive had my front lip repainted and repaired 4 times in the last year and my junction produce exhast has a diagonal scrap mark on the square weld plate, but hey it doesnt scrape anymore going over speed bumps. lol
yup, ride low and park lower. I think that's the concept of air, for me atleast. I didn't get air to parking lot pimp. lol
11-14-08, 12:05 PM
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I scrape the flanges on my exhaust all the time...
like Chris mentioned on the first page, to scrape rails means that your exhaust flanges have been worn down to being even with the rails and your cats potentially have holes in them.
More then likely (and thankfully) you are just scraping flanges and maybe your plastic skid plate up front... if your scraping rails, then prepare to get someone to push you off that speed bump, because your teeter-totting.
like Chris mentioned on the first page, to scrape rails means that your exhaust flanges have been worn down to being even with the rails and your cats potentially have holes in them.
More then likely (and thankfully) you are just scraping flanges and maybe your plastic skid plate up front... if your scraping rails, then prepare to get someone to push you off that speed bump, because your teeter-totting.
11-14-08, 12:13 PM
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I scrape the flanges on my exhaust all the time...
like Chris mentioned on the first page, to scrape rails means that your exhaust flanges have been worn down to being even with the rails and your cats potentially have holes in them.
More then likely (and thankfully) you are just scraping flanges and maybe your plastic skid plate up front... if your scraping rails, then prepare to get someone to push you off that speed bump, because your teeter-totting.
like Chris mentioned on the first page, to scrape rails means that your exhaust flanges have been worn down to being even with the rails and your cats potentially have holes in them.
More then likely (and thankfully) you are just scraping flanges and maybe your plastic skid plate up front... if your scraping rails, then prepare to get someone to push you off that speed bump, because your teeter-totting.
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