Owners of a Kaminari Rear Skirt!
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I just resently bough an RS Lip, Kaminari Sides, & Kaminari Rear Skirt. They all fit perfect except for my exhaust being so close to my rear bumper there is just enought room for the skirt to slide in between. I have already had issues with the exhaust melting the bumper alittle bit, and I just don't want it to do the same to the skirt when I put it on. I will have the exhaust shop drop it before the skirt goes on but...
How far does your exhaust sit away from your rear skirt, and has it melted it at all?
How far does your exhaust sit away from your rear skirt, and has it melted it at all?
ive had mine like that for about 8 months, at first i had some heat proof tape but it fell off and its never melted or scorched i ment to lower my hangers but im lazy and forgot about it but nothing ever happpened to it
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i have the stock rear still but my exhaust is maybe 1/4 inch from bumper and i have no probs so far been on there for year
also have made very long trips
maybe just aftermarket bumpers have probs
also have made very long trips
maybe just aftermarket bumpers have probs
You could just buy a slightly longer or bigger rubber hanger from any auto parts store and replace the stock ones. They cost about $5 bucks, instead of having a muffler shop modify your exhaust. Just my 2 cents.
get it done at the mufffler shop all they're gonna do is heat up the hander and bent it lower... takes 2 minutes TOPS... mine is like 1/4 inch off with no probems.. heres a pic with out my kami rear .. sorry its the only ones i have.....
see this second pic.. notice its like an INCH down.. when the kami lip is on its like 1/4 inch off of the kami lip and its perfect....

see this second pic.. notice its like an INCH down.. when the kami lip is on its like 1/4 inch off of the kami lip and its perfect....
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