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Message: [QUOTE="Brad208, post: 1552017, member: 32744"] Hey all I have an update. I installed a set of FFD bellowed up pipes a few weeks ago. Really nice product with good welds and the fitment was good. I still have an exhaust leak pre-turbo. I've been going through the whole thing trying to get the pipes situated better and every time I think I've found "The problem" and fixed it, I go drive around and continue to hear the tick. I'm seeing a decent drop in bottom end and midrange drive pressure/boost resulting from it and a little concerned about the leak possibly being on the passenger side. Since the pyro is in the driver's manifold it could be an issue towing IMO since I don't know what the passenger side is doing... I'm thinking I may have to drop it off at an exhaust shop/ mechanic for them to find the leak, since evidently I don't have the skill to nail down the issue. Anybody else experienced exhaust leaks that persist after up pipes? Is there a magic way to install the turbo/collector/up pipes so they don't leak? I followed the riff raff directions. I don't see soot on manifolds but is that a common leak point? [/QUOTE]

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