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I've noticed my mbrp cat back leaks where the pipe slides in to both the front and back of the muffler. I've got the clamps as tight as I possibly can get them without feeling like I will break the clamp. Is there anything I can use to get it to stop leaking?

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I've noticed my mbrp cat back leaks where the pipe slides in to both the front and back of the muffler. I've got the clamps as tight as I possibly can get them without feeling like I will break the clamp. Is there anything I can use to get it to stop leaking?

Did you call MBRP? They might send you a new one under warranty. When I had the mbrp on mine for a few days I didn't notice any leaking by the muffler.

 

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Id call mbrp and pick their brain. Ask if they can give you a torque spec on the clamps. Also maybe try sliding the clamp forward or backward and tighten it again?

 

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Id call mbrp and pick their brain. Ask if they can give you a torque spec on the clamps. Also maybe try sliding the clamp forward or backward and tighten it again?

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Haven't called yet but I did try moving the clamps around. I looked on summit at clamps and found these https://m.summitracing.com/parts/WLK-33223 . First review is what made me order them. They'll be here tomorrow so I'll see what they do.
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Crimson6.2 did the summit clamps fix the leaking issue?

Help a lot but still had a little leak. Could feel it with my hands more than I could hear it. Ordered another set of the same clamps but these have a gasket where the clamp comes together. They came in today but won't install them u til tomorrow maybe.

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will you post results when you get the new clamps in? i want to know if there is a simple fix or if ill need to break out the welder when i do mine lol.

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