id rather take the 2 minutes to create a makeshift bracket than have any rubbing issues

 

I'd rather have a complete system with all the hangers in place with a slight rubbing issue that can be resolved with a simple hanger spacer than having to call Injen and get a set of hangers just to have the system installed properly. Its a complete waste of time. When buying an exhaust, do it right the first time, or don't do it at all. :P

 

Oh, yeah, read this threat created by one of the z owners here on this site. Just read it and you'll understand why i don't waste my money on Injen.

http://www.hypersprite.com/z/auto/default.htm

 

Go to the very bottom of the page and click on Injen Exhaust info.

 

Well I have it on, just waiting for the hanger. It isn't knocking against anything, and it seems to be fine. The exhaust sounds awesome, and looks great too. I thought the issue with fiberglass had to do with their older models. I am hoping I don't experience that with it. I am pleased with it, that is all that matters. I didn't intend for this to become a this exhaust is better than this exhaust thread. Just looking for a little info, that's all.

 

Don't get me wrong, i was just expressing my opinon, not trying to argue and start a flame on which exhaust is better than which. I was just trying to get to the point on the hanger issue. I'm sure newer Injen have much better quality than the older Injen, and their issues have been resolved. I actually saw their Ti exhaust at SEMA and was impressed with the look. Enjoy your new exhaust..

 

Oh, I know you were just expressing your opinion, and that is fine. Just hoping other people don't look at it differently, and just argue this to death. Actully like hearing other opinions on it, and they should be taken as that. Opinions. Not disrespecting you, or anyone else.

 

That is really strange???? I have never had any rubbing or fiberglass issues with my older Injen exhaust.

 

yea the fiberglass issue was taken care of with the new exhaust, plus the piping is a lil bigger (dont ask me for the sizes i dont remember)

 

I think it is 52mm to 60mm. I just got mine on in combo with DC sport headers and UT Test Pipes. THe sound is amazing and this definately solves all the problems with the older injen.

 

I just ordered the new Titanium Tip Track Ed. Injen exhaust but cant find any information on the size of the piping and the size of the tips. I know HKS tips are 120MM, how big are the tips on the Injen? Thanks

 

The Ti exhaust tips measure at 4 3/8" dia., so that what about a 116mm