Couple Question on BC Spec III exhaust
01-04-2008, 11:27 PM
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Couple Question on BC Spec III exhaust
I just got my buddy club Spec III exhaust, it's a 2 piece design exhaust, as many of you guys know sometimes fitment on the exhaust is not perfect. I believe 2 piping suppose to be overlap each other and then use the spring to connect them. but unfortunally, the BC i got didn't get that perfect fitment. it can't overlap each other. did any of u guys happen to have this problem when you got it? How to fix it is my main question 
01-05-2008, 05:47 PM
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I have the same exhaust. I think it sounds nasty, and it's super light. My other exhausts haven't always fit perfect either. But none as bad as this one. I can't get it to fit on my AP2. I had it on, it shifted while driving, and it burnt through my bumper.
Not a great experience, but oh well. I think with aftermarket parts in general there's always a little "tweaking" necessary to make things fit. Take it to an exhaust/muffler specialist and have em fit it up right for you.
Not a great experience, but oh well. I think with aftermarket parts in general there's always a little "tweaking" necessary to make things fit. Take it to an exhaust/muffler specialist and have em fit it up right for you.
01-05-2008, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by TryPsi41,Jan 5 2008, 06:47 PM
I have the same exhaust. I think it sounds nasty, and it's super light. My other exhausts haven't always fit perfect either. But none as bad as this one. I can't get it to fit on my AP2. I had it on, it shifted while driving, and it burnt through my bumper.
Not a great experience, but oh well. I think with aftermarket parts in general there's always a little "tweaking" necessary to make things fit. Take it to an exhaust/muffler specialist and have em fit it up right for you.
Not a great experience, but oh well. I think with aftermarket parts in general there's always a little "tweaking" necessary to make things fit. Take it to an exhaust/muffler specialist and have em fit it up right for you.
I would almost see if the OP could send this back and get a refund for such a crappy piece of workmanship.
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