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my exhaust hits my sway bar alot when i make left turns. how can i fix this? i used to have a rubber tubing around the sway bar so it didnt make any noise and it worked, but it used to always slide away because i had it on with zip ties. anyone got any suggestions besides getting the exhaust worked on? thanks for the help.

 
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tie the exhaust back. put something around it to keep it from moving.

 
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I guess you could always glue the rubber piece to the sway bar... kind of ghetto, but it's not like anyone'll see it

 
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do you think the glue will hold it and not wear off from the exhaust rubbing against it? should i use super glue? ill do that if it will work.

 
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You need to put some thermal wrap around it. That won't fall off and should provide enough cushion.

 
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thermal wrap on the exhaust or sway bar? how much would i put on and how is it applied?

 
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gearbox meant, put it on the sway bar

 
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Thanks. Yeah it's basically the wrap people put around the header. So it can take the heat from the exhaust pipe. If you put a few layers, it should dampen the rattle.

 
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if you dont have a custom midpipe and was looking to getting one.... get one that'll go around the sway bar.

i have a custom mid pipe with a magnaflow exhaust. made it go around the 19mm rear sway bar.... have a lot of clearance still.

 
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mine is a custom catback but it still hits the sway bar

 
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Get re-done.
Just go to muffler shop and let them bend exhaust pipe.
Should be 5 mins fix.

 
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what you can try is go get some more exhaust bushings from honda there like a dollar. and use them to keep the exhaust put. youll need to change them ever so often since they streatch out more due to the heavier exhaust. thats what i ended up doing and it works great for me

 
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i use the thermal heat tape wrap, works great. put it on there about 7 months ago and it hasn't budged, but i wraped mine around on the exhaust not the sway bar.

 
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problem fixed, well-kinda. i went to the hardware store and puchased a thick piece of rubber tubing that was the exact length of the sway bar in that section. the tubing fits perfect in that section and doesnt move around anymore, but i still used 4 zipties to secure it on. it doesnt make any noise anymore, so im happy.

 
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ghetto fabolus!!!

 
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i had this shop heat up the pipe, and kinda pinch it a little for a little extra clearance

 
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I wonder why ppl are having problem on exhaust hitting sway bar on left turns...I changed my sway bar and doesn't hit anything...Is that because of the size of the bar?