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    10-03-2012 12:51 PM #1
    I remember seeing a thread on here in regards to the exhaust on the CC appearing to not exist out the rear at the straightest of angles..... unfortunately, I'm unable to find it.
    Looking at my 2013 I also feel that it could be "moved up" just a bit. Was wondering exactly how I'd have to go about this??

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    10-03-2012 02:34 PM #2
    I would guess different hangers or just take it to the mufler shop, they can figure smth out.
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    10-03-2012 03:42 PM #3
    I've only heard this with the OEM chrome exhaust tips. Each tip is mounted/clamped to the tailpipes with 3 screws (2 on bottom and 1 on top I believe). So if the top screws are in further than the bottom, it will point down a little and vice versa. Hope that helps.

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    10-03-2012 11:54 PM #4
    Quote Originally Posted by vwj81 View Post
    I've only heard this with the OEM chrome exhaust tips. Each tip is mounted/clamped to the tailpipes with 3 screws (2 on bottom and 1 on top I believe). So if the top screws are in further than the bottom, it will point down a little and vice versa. Hope that helps.

    Thanx, After taking a second look at the rear I realized that the exhaust tips on the '13 models carry over less of that effect than previous years because of the updated bumper.

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    10-06-2012 07:00 AM #5
    Was like that on my '09 & '10 GTI's
    Not an issue on my '11 or '13 CC though, because I switched to the Borla cat-back

    Anwyays...to fix it, bend the exhaust hangers a little to pull it up
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    10-06-2012 09:33 AM #6
    Quote Originally Posted by snobrdrdan View Post
    Was like that on my '09 & '10 GTI's
    Not an issue on my '11 or '13 CC though, because I switched to the Borla cat-back

    Anwyays...to fix it, bend the exhaust hangers a little to pull it up

    +1 for the Borla!!! No hanging issues here....


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    10-07-2012 04:02 AM #7
    Quote Originally Posted by TMCCRline View Post
    +1 for the Borla!!! No hanging issues here....
    True....the Borla fits perfect...
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    BUT if you are running the stock cat-back....just bend the hangers to get it to tuck up
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