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How Much Wiggle Room for adjustment

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try "rotating" the tips left-right....this worked to even out the Tequipment quad tips I put on mine.
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Hi All, I had my mufflers off the car a few weeks back. Of and on went without issues after initial learning curve. Today i walked around the back of my car and noticed that they are not even. they are not sagging as others talk about with bad mounts but one is flush with the bumper and the other is extending three quarters of an inch past. It was not like this before. Is there that much wiggle room in the holes in the mounting brackets? Just curious if there is anything else I should look for before i crawl under and start monkeying around.

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try "rotating" the tips left-right....this worked to even out the Tequipment quad tips I put on mine.

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