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Will see what we can do... The lift is not normally cleared for work as we keep raw materials on it when not in use... During the week may be hard, so might have to wait for the weekends..
Making some room today in the PM box
Joe Z
My car does this when dead cold as well, drives me crazy but have not had the opportunity to address it. Joe I am going to remove the muffler sections so I can TIG the two flanges together nicely. Can I get some flange gaskets from PTS directly?
So I removed my jic magic ti bullets for my joez kit and added a bit piece of piping to a set of dual tips. I love the loud roar of the isf and this is just amazing! I'm going to remove the mid pipe set and gut my primary cats next then I'll start running my n20 kit
So I removed my jic magic ti bullets for my joez kit and added a bit piece of piping to a set of dual tips. I love the loud roar of the isf and this is just amazing! I'm going to remove the mid pipe set and gut my primary cats next then I'll start running my n20 kit
My car does this when dead cold as well, drives me crazy but have not had the opportunity to address it. Joe I am going to remove the muffler sections so I can TIG the two flanges together nicely. Can I get some flange gaskets from PTS directly?
I don't suggest more than a spot tig weld or two on the midpipe flanges..
Anything more, the heat might cause the edges of the flanges to curl away..
If you can do it in the car, you won't need the gaskets
My car does this when dead cold as well, drives me crazy but have not had the opportunity to address it. Joe I am going to remove the muffler sections so I can TIG the two flanges together nicely. Can I get some flange gaskets from PTS directly?
Originally Posted by Joe Z
I don't suggest more than a spot tig weld or two on the midpipe flanges..
Anything more, the heat might cause the edges of the flanges to curl away..
If you can do it in the car, you won't need the gaskets
Joe Z
Thats all it too for mine. Had the vibration that drove me crazy. Took it to a exhaust shop and the tech there literally fixed the issue in 30 seconds and $20 bucks. Single spot weld to keep the flanges together and BOOM....no more vibration
Thats all it too for mine. Had the vibration that drove me crazy. Took it to a exhaust shop and the tech there literally fixed the issue in 30 seconds and $20 bucks. Single spot weld to keep the flanges together and BOOM....no more vibration
It was a tad annoying to me as well when dead cold, on high idle. A little stitch between the flanges and all is well!
exhaust looks amazing! Can this exhaust be install with simple hand tools for a DIY guy?
As long as you can get under the vehicle, yes. There are some that have done it on jack stands, which I think would be a hige PIA. Also, i recommend getting OEM Lexus gaskets for between the downpipe and exhaust.
08-10-15 | 09:59 PM
