Reply to "Any tips for adjusting spacing of exhaust tips to rear bumper?"

MarylandGuy

I don't know guys. I have everything snugged in now and the driver side is now touching the body and bumper. There is about 1/4 on the passenger side.

The tips on this one actually sit about an inch in from the bumper unlike the tri mil that protruded out pretty far. Therefore no way to get any leverage to push down on it with my foot. See the pictures below.

Is there any way to lower the engine slightly or anywhere else to adjust to make this work? Clearly not an option to have it touching and melt my beautiful bumper.

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