Wheewww !
I installed my new GMPP exhaust on Friday and it turned pretty good. I had a little trouble with the alignment of the tips but I made some adjustments and it looks and sounds great.
There is a "hanger pin" on the section just past the resonator but there wasn't a "hanger" for it. However with all the other sections tightened up there are no sections hanging lower than the rest.
If I can learn how to use my video option with my camera; I will post a sound sample. It sounds deeper than I thought it would.
I would recommend this system to anyone thinking about getting one. Thanks for those of you who helped me with questions that I had.

 

Good stuff! The Tee will be on the way to you tomorrow!

At least post some pics!

 

yeah we need some pics! haha cant wait for some videos if you figure it out

 

Aw man, I thought I was gonna come in here and be able to see a video clip of your exhaust. I've heard alot of good things about the GMPP exhaust but never heard one. You tease!

 

..Yeah sorry for no pics and NO SOUND CLIP. I will post some pictures tomorrow and hopefully a sound clip.

 

I too love my GMPP exhaust and it gets deeper as it breaks in!

 

this thread just depresses me, i'd like a GMPP exhaust too, i'm a little dissapointed in the one i pay for.

 

That hanger is for the Grand Prix's I believe. You don't use it

Adjusting the tips alignment took me a while too. I had used my jack with a board and jacked up and loosened all the clamps and adjusted and re-tightened about 5 times haha.

 

Congrats Richard - pics please!!!

 

...Yeah I had to do that as well. However, the floor jack that I have would not raise up enough so I had to back up on some 2x8's with bricks underneath......used the factory tire/jack kit to raise the front end up........set my floor jacks underneath the tube part of the frame beside the cat. converter.. and yes; I did set the parking brake and chocked the tires. SAFETY FIRST !
I did however had to do a little "jerry rigging" to keep the left side even. It was higher than the right side. I used a section of coat hanger wire and looped it through the clamp to the crossmember and secured it safely. And it isn't visible. I hated to do that but I had no choice