Jul 4, 2005 #1 H Hoosier66 Member Joined Jul 2, 2005 Messages 12 Location Indiana Corvette 1987 Coupe,Blue on Blue, Z-51, 4+3, etc. I just installed a set of Flowmasters on my 87. Does anyone know what the proper spacing should be between the mufflers and the cutouts?
I just installed a set of Flowmasters on my 87. Does anyone know what the proper spacing should be between the mufflers and the cutouts?
Jul 4, 2005 #2 Edmond Well-known member Joined Aug 1, 2001 Messages 5,218 Location Louisiana Corvette 2003 Z06 It's usually a little less than an inch. Once you get both the mufflers lined up, they should pretty much space themselves.
It's usually a little less than an inch. Once you get both the mufflers lined up, they should pretty much space themselves.
Jul 4, 2005 Thread starter #3 H Hoosier66 Member Joined Jul 2, 2005 Messages 12 Location Indiana Corvette 1987 Coupe,Blue on Blue, Z-51, 4+3, etc. Thanks, the outer tubes are ok, but my inner tubes are about 1/8 an in. from the body. Way too close I think. Back to the garage..
Thanks, the outer tubes are ok, but my inner tubes are about 1/8 an in. from the body. Way too close I think. Back to the garage..
Jul 4, 2005 #4 Edmond Well-known member Joined Aug 1, 2001 Messages 5,218 Location Louisiana Corvette 2003 Z06 If you need something to raise and lower the pipes, use a jack. It works wonders and you can move it in small increments to get it just right.
If you need something to raise and lower the pipes, use a jack. It works wonders and you can move it in small increments to get it just right.
