YOUR RESEARCHWonky exhaust pipes
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Right - I've got wonky tail pipes on my 996. Took it to the OPC to have a look (they were going to adjust them for free !). However the bolt is badly corroded that tightens the tail tip on - so it will need to go back for them to try some heat and rust spray to loosen the bolt...... Does this sound right ? Is all the adjustment on the zorst tip ?? I thought I'd read somewhere that the silencer units sit in a cage that can also be adjusted ?
Gastro, the pipe can be adjusted at the back box too, get underneath and there's a ball joint kinda thing (difficult to explain without pics) at the rear of the muffler box that is held in place with a jubilee clip type band, this allows movement of the whole tip and pipe that the tip is attached to in various planes of movement, combined with the tip's rotational plane you should be able to get them both lined up.
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