I posted this under another thread but thought it would work better over here.

So i have had my magnaflow full cat installed since sunday and at first i noticed the tip was very close to my bumper so i adjusted it a bit and still could only get maybe a quarter of an inch between the tip and the bumper. Today i noticed its touching the bumper again and has burned it. So I loosended it up and just cant seem to get it to hang lower. Anyone else run into this problem? The only solution i can see is if i get a longer rubber bracket (not sure what its called) to drop it a bit. thoughts?

these are 2 photo's of when i first installed it.

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Let it burn then you have an excuse to get a new rear bumper. I backed into someone with mine and now i get to go buy a newone I was never so happy to hit someone.

 

Funny cause i was actually thinking that this afternoon...........hmmm i bet a LoD bumper would clear this just fine

 

get a new bumper or dump it(the pipe)...honestly i think a pipe like that on a jeep is just

 

Since im new to this, i would love to hear your opinion on the pipe please

 

Someone GOOD with a pipe bender could tweak that pipe down just a hair after it comes out of the muffler. It wouldn't take much at all.

 

Try hitting up a muffler shop or auto parts store to look at their rubber hangers. You may find one that is .25"-.50" longer, allowing the muffler to hang a little lower to clear your bumper.

 

Unless you backed into a Lamborghini or Ferrari, I find that the only thing that will strike a car from the rear would be the spare tire...

 

I like the pipe, actually. Do you know the part # or where you bought it from? What size is it?

 

I like this one too. It's nothing like the one I saw last night on a ram. I've never seen such a large exhaust. This thing was bigger than semi truck exhaust, then had the last two feet enlarged. I could have tossed a grapefruit in there without hitting a side. Not to mention I'm pretty sure this thing was a gas engine. If it was desiel they have completely overcome the clackey thing. But back to this exhaust. It's big enough to do the doulbe wall tapered opening, which looks nice IMHO. Chrome may not get you home, but it does make it easier to find your jeep in the woods at night with a flashlight. (personal experience)