Wondering what doesn’t belong here. Fiberglass rear pan hits resonator on muffler and muffler isn’t covered by the pan. Ideas?
Kevin
Hi- Pictures would help in identifying the issue.
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You mean valance
When you lay it flat on a flat surface is it bent at all? They have some flex so have tried to just push it up and secure? Otherwise your car may be a little tweaked...
Fiberglass means it’s aftermarket so that’s one reason it might not fit. Usually you have to fit fiberglass to the car. Cut, clamp, glass. Rinse and repeat. Or the car got hot and it’s out of whack.
It’s a fiberglass valance which sloppy is expected but it doesn’t hide the muffler nor fit there
A stock valance will not cover the whole stock muffler. It didn’t on mine.
This is how close it is to the rear body panel
kevin
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What Bruce said!
Your car is a 74 1.8?
Have you looked into getting the stock muffler for your car? Then try to get a steel valance?
That may correct all of the issues at once.
I doubt you will regret getting the original stuff. Obviously, the valence can be a little difficult to find in pristine shape, but “aged” ones can be found.
I looked up the muffler on Auto Atlanta's sit and it appears to be correct and the same one I have unless there are small differences
Kevin
That muffler doesn't look like it is in the right place which goes along with what Bruce said. It should be centered up with that heat shield. From what I can see it looks quiet a bit to the rear of center.
I bought my valance from Porsche in 1982. I do not run a stock muffler so no measurements.
Im looking for a measurement from the back of the tranny to bottom of the rear body panel?
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