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R33 Series Ii Exhaust Rattling

mjscar

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Hey guys, I was wondering if you guys can help me with my exhaust problem. Around about a month ago, I installed an exhaust on my R33 Series II non-turbo. Its been going great, however as it turned out, the exhaust was actually for a turbo skyline. Because of that, as you guys probably know, the exhaust isn't a perfect fit as the downpipe (or so i think the downpipe?) is a little bit longer in the non-turbos than the turbos. So now on the odd occasions, my exhaust touches one of the bracket under my car and makes a freaking annoying rattling noise (especially in the low rpms).

So I've been thinking of putting something between the exhaust and the bracket, but I can't think of a freaking material that won't burn from the heat of the exhaust. So yeh unless you guys know of any materials that won't burn, does any of you guys have any suggestions for me pleasee?? I need you guys help soooo much ><

Thanks a lot for your help guys!

mjscar

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There's stuff you can buy from Autobarn, called Heatwrap. Dont know how much it is, but it doesnt burn. Just wrap it around the part that is bothering you and it should solve the problem.

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There's stuff you can buy from Autobarn, called Heatwrap. Dont know how much it is, but it doesnt burn. Just wrap it around the part that is bothering you and it should solve the problem.

Cheerz for that! I'll try and get some today ei and hopefully everything will be smooooth again!

Fingers cross! Thanks

mjscar

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