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Old 04-23-2011, 10:23 PM
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Lowered cars underside scrapes...

How bad does everyone else's underside look? I was changing my M/T and Diff fluids today and noticed how scratched up my underside was. Is my Y-pipe damaged to the extent of needing a new one or is that hole ok? My OEM cats are scratched a fair amount as well...just wondering how everyone else deals with lowered cars and their exhausts being damaged.





 
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Old 04-23-2011, 10:31 PM
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My y pipe looks worse than that, gonna be replacing it soon because I'm pretty sure its leaking. As long as its not leaking your Y-Pipe is ok.

I swapped my cats out a couple weeks ago for TPs:


Bottom of my bumper is scrapped as well on the front corners. Had to reinforce it with fiberglass after I wore a hole through it....LOL. My RareJDM aluminum underpanel is scraped as well on its lowest point.
 
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Old 04-23-2011, 10:33 PM
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that y pipe looks great compared to mine. my cats looks like marcus's cats.
 
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I don't have flex pipes anymore... but some how they don't leak....
 
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Alright cool, mine doesn't seem to bad then...Just thinking about buying art pipes and then an exhaust later on and don't want to damaged them to bad..
 
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^I considered ART pipes but decided against them because of the cost and the possibility that I would jack them up from being so low.
 
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didnt someone make their Y fully solid and now they dont deal with the flex part and it works fine?
 
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^^yes.
 
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Removing the flex pipes is something I'm considering right now. In the interim I have an extra y-pipe laying around cause I knew I'd eventually mess mine up.
 
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ditch the ypipe and run a xpipe
 
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Old 04-24-2011, 05:09 AM
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This is what being low did to my first Z Speed undertray:



I have also rubbed the head off a bolt on my new one and my cats look just like Marcus'. The funny part is I'm not THAT low but have to deal with 2 parking garages that have insane entrances for work and if I don't go over completely sideways it's game over.
 
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my nismo ypipe was scraped pretty bad n it was leaking at the flexs. So i cut the flex part out n welded a custom pipe onto it, so now i can scrape all i want lol.
 

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I wish it was just scrape.
I smack my cross member to the floor, over every bump, and on highway dips every chance I get.

Anyone here every had to change their crossmember? I dont know how long mine will hold up.
 
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my nismo ypipe was scraped pretty bad n it was leaking at the flexs. So i cut the flex part out n welded a custom pipe onto it, so now i can scrape all i want lol.

this custom pipe job looks killer man! good work
 
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