Haha thanks. Really does make the downshifts more fun. One thing is, I think i was so busy in trying to get the axleback on that I didn't take enough time to try to get them centered which is bothering me cause I am OCD about that stuff. Read that you kinda need two people; one to position the tips in the center while it is loose and then tighten it up with someone holding it up in the right position. I have installed it with the nameless hangers/bushings too. Any other advice from getting it centered properly? Seems like both tips are sitting more to the outside of the space of the exhaust opening and hanging bit lower (obviously I read all the forums about the hanging low issue, but the "2 person" install method should help).
What I did was disconnect the exhaust from the rear-most hangar and gently bend the hangar mount upwards and backwards (toward the front of the car). It only takes a slight adjustment in the mount to get the tips to move up.
thanks for the tip, was able to get it centered a bit better.
I didnt want to bend anything. Did notice if you dont get the mid pipe right the rest will be off. I got it to the point that the left side outer tip is a tiny bit higher than the the right side but its good enough.
Look as good now as the day they went on the car. I kept them when I traded the car in, Got a 2020 Audi S3
