I had the Injen exhaust since December. I put about 500miles and I still get the carbon fiber coming out of the pipes. Whats up with this?

 

wow you should make a carbon fiber hatch!! i have had the injen too since december, but i haven't noticed this problem....

 

I ask myself where does all that carbon come from? I have to dust the bumper more often now. Hope it goes away.

 

lol its not CF its fiberglass... and ive herd of this happening on G's but not the Z... ther was a thread about it on here or z motoring... go look for it

 

Yeah I noticed all the little 'Sparklies' too....have to dust the rear more often......I emailed Injen and they said it was a problem with the G's and not the Z's, but I could email a pic and they would look into it. Never did, too lazy

 

Same thing they told me in a email. I heard from a friend with a G and the injen that his started to sound really bad like you could notice it. I'm just waiting to see if that ever happens to mine.

 

Will they warranty it if something is wrong?

I just got the exhaust, its going on tomorrow.

ravi

 

My bad

 

i don't have any "sparklies" anywhere yet and hopefully i never see them...where is there fiberglass anyway, in the resonators or something?

 

it's better if you call them than sending email cause i emailed them a month ago and still haven't recieve any reply back.

 

They emailed me back the next day. Really dont bother me too much about the sparklies, cause the rear gets dirty anyway from road dust. So I california dust every couple outings anyway. Just hope nothing starts to go wrong with the exhaust in the future, if so will have to call up Injen. Other than that, I love the exhaust! I was at the mail the other day and there were a bunch of ricers parked near my car. As I pulled off, all of them were looking and a couple were leaning down looking at the exhaust...so I kicked it out of there lol

 

Yeah the Injen draws attention. It definitely stands out without being annoying. Also when I'm heavy footed I've noticed more heat comes out of the vents. Even on a cold day with the heater off.