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Hey feller, I toadya which ones to get if ya didn't wanna piss off anyone but still wanted a good rumble. but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO....you went off the reservation with one of them yee yee mufflers.
Please send vids of neighbor peaking out winders with scawl on his face
those lines tend to seep, if the leak is not bad it may be more advantageous to just clean them and wipe them down with a rag from time to time, even brand new ones may seep in short order....
I just had new ones installed to replace the factory originals that were leaking. And the new ones haven’t leaked at all.
It's actually also producing a drip or two on my garage floor over by the oil filter adapter I just didn't realize that's where it was coming from. I'll be using OEM assembly so hopefully it'll be a high quality piece and not leak for a while after the job is complete.
get a new gasket for the lines when you do the replacment, that's a spot know to leak
Good idea, sir. I will definitely do that.
Maybe wipe them off and tighten the fittings, keep an eye on them? It’s pretty normal to see some fluid on them like others said.
