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well today i got my magnaflow and installed it and what not, sounds awesome.... but i have a problem, it sounds good in v8 mode but when it goes to v4 it rattles really bad and i dont know what it could be, everything is tight and its not touching anything and it only happens in v4 mode.... any input would be sweet

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I had the same problem when I installed my Magnaflow...having Justin (Black Bear) disable the AFM is what worked for me. My whole truck shook...not any one part specifically (heat shield, etc.).

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temp as in at start up while the metal reaches operating temp or at operating temp - which system did you get ?

 

Kilo-9 - you still like your 16746 exhaust ( exit in front of rear tire ) ???

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i got the 16741 duals..... i looked at it today again and actually at the end of the intermediate pipe the hanger is on the gromet but its touching the frame any ideas on how to pull it away from the frame?

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Afm = no real difference, but nice bike ;)

 

I have 05 636 Zx6R with a Yoshi R5 / eliminator kit.

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temp as in at start up while the metal reaches operating temp or at operating temp - which system did you get ?

 

Kilo-9 - you still like your 16746 exhaust ( exit in front of rear tire ) ???

 

I LOVE it...the sound is sweet and I love the look. Pretty much every vehicle I have ever owned has had two pipes out the rear...I was ready for something different.

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dont have my heat shield on and its only around 55 or above i kind of wish i would have gotten a tune now since i went with a edge programmer instead

 

Gee, haven't heard that before. :lol:

 

:D

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Afm = no real difference, but nice bike ;)

 

I have 05 636 Zx6R with a Yoshi R5 / eliminator kit.

 

 

mines an 07 zx6r with twobrothers slip on, bmc race filter, -1 front sprocket, and two brothers juicebox

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somewhat off topic - but if you have a computer with a 64 bit Vista - the program to run the

Edge / Evolution does not work - supposedly late summer 09 fix.. ( to run updates )

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i got the 16741 duals..... i looked at it today again and actually at the end of the intermediate pipe the hanger is on the gromet but its touching the frame any ideas on how to pull it away from the frame?

 

 

I had this exact problem with two different exhaust systems from Magnaflow. I returned my dual kit and got a single kit. Magnaflow said that it has never seen the problem. I just slide the grommet over further and cut the end off. It has been that way for a year with no problems.

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