well i just got the injen exhaust installed... and the guy at the muffler shop had a hard time doing it.. im not too happy with the results.. anyway the midpipes were laying ontop of the safety piece that prevents the driveshaft from falling on the floor if it happened to pop out so he had to use this C clamp to hold up the pipes.. it looks kinda ghettoish... was he supposed to remove that piece all together? also the tips dont hang directly in the center of the bumper.. for example:
stock= ( o )----( o ) injen = ( o)----(o )
besides that i have nothing to complain about :[.. please tell me this isnt normal

 

is yours with the H pipe? which shop did you get it from? which batch is yours? i've had the Injen and had zero probs. many here have/had it too.

 

go get it looked at by another shop

 

+1. They should get everything straightened out.

 

I agree and get another shop to fix the interference problem. When I did my install the first time, the pipes were touching the cross member and created a loud vibration. Loosen all the flanges, insert a temporary spacer between the pipes and the cross member (used a 2 inch round bar), tighten everything back and then remove the spacer will solve this problem. My tips are not centered, but it doesn't bother me. I bet the shop can bend the pipes to center them up.

 

hey shooter how long did it take for that smell to go away..? i bought the exhaust used.. so i guess the guy used a cleaner.. everytime i wot i have a light smell when i stop at a light

 

fiveseven......my injen exhaust had a nice burnt caramel smell that lasted a few days, maybe a week when it was brand new. But that was it, nothting since then. Since your exhaust is used, I am not sure what your smelling.

 

since i installed the exhaust i now have a abnormal vibration... for example when i leave my door open you can see the window shake.. i dont recall that happening before.. any insight? anyone have pics of the injen exhaust from underneath so i can print it out and show it to my exhaust guy?