Hey guys I have a '19 and I just put the SPD Catted downpipes, SPD Turbo Adapters and Flanges in the truck, but the downpipes are touching the back of the rock guard/skid plate, thus creating an occasional rattle. Does anyone know if this is normal for these dp's? If so any solution other than cutting the plate. Thanks in Advance!
SPD Catted Downpipes
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Booth9999
Professional basket weaver level 7
Mine did the same thing. You need to loosen up the clamps and push them up and tighten back up. I wedges a piece of wood in there to get the clearance I wanted and took it out when it was tight. Disclaimer: they seem to come down when I beat on it hard so I tried to tighten it up a few weeks ago and snapped it off( the clamp). I got a standard 3” exhaust clamp and it seems to be holding better. Good luck let me know what you come up with
CaliRaptor559
Member
What exhaust you running with it
nikhsub1
FRF Addict
Not sure why SPD can't get their shit together and make the downpipes ******* actually fit. This is keeping me from getting them.
CaliRaptor559
Member
i’m having a pretty good shop mess with mine and having them do whatever they gotta do lol
ljn21
FRF Addict
any exhaust clips with the downpipes and stock exhaust? Even better, downpipes, turbo adapters and stock exhaust!
Booth9999
Professional basket weaver level 7
I have them both and love the sound. Sound almost straight piped when you get on it, stock on easy throttle.
Booth9999
Professional basket weaver level 7
Mine fit you just gotta wiggle them right. It super tight but they fit mine. 17 super crew.
ljn21
FRF Addict
When you say straight pipe, I am picturing tons of rasp and tin can marbles...i am looking for more volume, possiblt deeper tone but zero metallic rasp...why cant it sound like the Ford GT...
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