AFE Y pipe help
Yes, Placerville. Are you talking bicycle or motorcycle? If bicycle, we should hook up for a ride...I spend many hours on Mormon Emigrant Trail. It's supposed to be a beautiful weekend....65-70 on Saturday.
x2 on the exhaust hanger. I had to take it off the first hanger as well. Once that was done it was a piece of cake. I am going to wrap the pipe where goes by the fuel tank and lines. Just waiting for a dry weekend to do it.
I just installed the AFE y pipe on my 2012 jk unlimited w/ manual... It was a tight fit all together. Close to the tranny mount and a little tough to get all lined up. I'm not quite happy with the tightness and fit; however it works.
I fit the back end of the pipe into the collector w/ the exhaust hangers undone on the rear. I pushed the cat-back rearward to help fit the new y pipe in.
Then, I manuevered the front connectors and the middle section so everything would line up and bolted the passenger side first. Keep the bolts loose, then put the driverside connector bolts in and forced the pipe upwards until the center of the pipe was aligned correctly (used alot of force) then i tightend the bolts. I then tightened the passengerside bolts and then the center of the new ypipe and lastly the rear collector.
Put the hangers back on and check for clearance, install the heat shields, check bolts, and you should be good to go! lemme know how this all works out!
I fit the back end of the pipe into the collector w/ the exhaust hangers undone on the rear. I pushed the cat-back rearward to help fit the new y pipe in.
Then, I manuevered the front connectors and the middle section so everything would line up and bolted the passenger side first. Keep the bolts loose, then put the driverside connector bolts in and forced the pipe upwards until the center of the pipe was aligned correctly (used alot of force) then i tightend the bolts. I then tightened the passengerside bolts and then the center of the new ypipe and lastly the rear collector.
Put the hangers back on and check for clearance, install the heat shields, check bolts, and you should be good to go! lemme know how this all works out!
After numerous phone calls between AFE and the mechanic....including pictures sent via email, it was decided this particular Y Pipe was built incorrectly. The jig must have been off.
Luckily I had purchased the Teraflex spacer first and hadn't had a chance to return it....it came in handy and is good to go at full flex.
I've got to say....everyone at the shop was really impressed with the flex of the 3.5 AEV RS lift.

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Luckily I had purchased the Teraflex spacer first and hadn't had a chance to return it....it came in handy and is good to go at full flex.
I've got to say....everyone at the shop was really impressed with the flex of the 3.5 AEV RS lift.

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After numerous phone calls between AFE and the mechanic....including pictures sent via email, it was decided this particular Y Pipe was built incorrectly. The jig must have been off.
Luckily I had purchased the Teraflex spacer first and hadn't had a chance to return it....it came in handy and is good to go at full flex.
I've got to say....everyone at the shop was really impressed with the flex of the 3.5 AEV RS lift.

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Luckily I had purchased the Teraflex spacer first and hadn't had a chance to return it....it came in handy and is good to go at full flex.
I've got to say....everyone at the shop was really impressed with the flex of the 3.5 AEV RS lift.

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So now I wonder if I got a bad pipe too



Don't thank me yet!!!! You might have just cursed it