After installing my stock oem rear bumper today, a problem approached. As i put the rear bumper on i realized that my exhaust(no name exhaust; not stock) touches the bumper. i was wondering if there is a way to adjust the exhaust so that it wont touch the bumper and melt if it was too hot. please help me wit this issue cus im really worry.

 

heat up the hangers and bend them

 

is there another way w/o taking it to a shop

 

help plz b/c i just spent 40 bucks to cut my other exhaust(had dual exhaust) and weld today just to put my stock rear bumper back.

 

get longer rubber hangers. i had that same problem when i switched mufflers with a friend. autozone or advanced should have some that are a lil longer than stock

 

how long does it take for the exhaust to melt the bumper cus im afraid to drive around to find a solution in fixing it n then having to see a portion of my bumper get melt.

 

sort of a rig but the hangers shouldn't get too hot. This could be a temporary fix. Zip ties through the little hole on the rubber hanger mount and then make a little chain of them to go down to the metal hanger then just make sure the last one is tight around the end of the hanger. again temporary rig...

 

i dont mind if its rig as long as it last and works. cus my car was riced out by the previous owner rite now im trying to de-rice it and trying to save as much money as possible during that process.