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Exhaust sag

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Hi! I've got an MBRP Black series race catback with y pipe on my ecoboost but it's sagging really really badly and I can't figure out why.. everything is tightened and connected whete it should be (according to instructions) but there's a solid 1-2 inches of clearance past the y pipe I'm really at a loss so any help is welcomed
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That is usually caused by the use of the supplied inferior clamps. I have a Bullitt, but my x-pipe came with thin and flimsy clamps. I bought really good ones on Amazon and that eliminated the possibility of any sagging.
 

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Thanks! I'll definitely give those a shot they look way beefier than what came with the system
Torque them down to 55 lb-ft and you should be rock solid moving forward.
 

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Torque them down to 55 lb-ft
I've also used those same style of clamps, built tuff! You may also want to add the "muffler and tail pipe sealant" to your purchase, sold by the same vendor. I use it like plumbers pipe dope, a lube while installing, a sealant, once is sets up.
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