Repairing PERRIN exhaust - pics
#1
Repairing PERRIN exhaust - pics
I recently had my local performance shop install a brand new Perrin exhaust. Found out after installation that the exhaust tip had a minor flaw.
It was ordered directly from Perrin and the package arrived flawlessly. I unwrapped just the pipes, and they were in excellent condition. Hence, I expected that the main piece would be in the same condition. Unfortunately, I was wrong.
Once the car came back from a short test drive after the installation, I carefully examined the install and instantly noticed the flaw. I saw the installation from a glass door, so the shop could not have caused this. Hence, I quickly went home to call Perrin and sent a picture of it. Chris from Perrin offered a repair because it was considered used. I was hoping for a replacement but that was not an option. Chris stated that the repair will be unnoticeable as if its new. I hope his standards are high because I don't want it back if I see anything odd.
Anyways, I spent this morning, outside in the rain, removing the exhaust to ship it out. My car will be now down for 2+ weeks.
After wiping down and looking at the details, I also saw this:
The pipe bending is a little rough on one side compare to the other side. I guess this is Perrin's quality standard.
I will post the repaired pictures after getting it back from Perrin. Stay tuned!!!
It was ordered directly from Perrin and the package arrived flawlessly. I unwrapped just the pipes, and they were in excellent condition. Hence, I expected that the main piece would be in the same condition. Unfortunately, I was wrong.
Once the car came back from a short test drive after the installation, I carefully examined the install and instantly noticed the flaw. I saw the installation from a glass door, so the shop could not have caused this. Hence, I quickly went home to call Perrin and sent a picture of it. Chris from Perrin offered a repair because it was considered used. I was hoping for a replacement but that was not an option. Chris stated that the repair will be unnoticeable as if its new. I hope his standards are high because I don't want it back if I see anything odd.
Anyways, I spent this morning, outside in the rain, removing the exhaust to ship it out. My car will be now down for 2+ weeks.
After wiping down and looking at the details, I also saw this:
The pipe bending is a little rough on one side compare to the other side. I guess this is Perrin's quality standard.
I will post the repaired pictures after getting it back from Perrin. Stay tuned!!!
#4
That really sucks your car will be out of commission for 2 weeks. I hope it all works out for you. Just looks like a casting flaw in the metal, or a problem when bending the metal tubing... Usually Perrin makes pretty quality stuff..
#5
man, I was considering a Perrin exhaust. The minor flaw in the tip I could deal with.. but that bend looks terrible. I'll be keeping an eye on this thread to see if it gets resolved and they stand up for their products.
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#7
That sucks. Hopefully you can resolve that issue painlessly.
My T1R exhaust was flawless, but the titanium tips got a little bent during shipping. Hybrid R didn't hesitate for a minute to send me new tips in express mail from Canada without any cost to me.
My T1R exhaust was flawless, but the titanium tips got a little bent during shipping. Hybrid R didn't hesitate for a minute to send me new tips in express mail from Canada without any cost to me.
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#12
I got it on a typical Perrin sale. Arggg... Perrin is closed today.
Thank you guys for all the feedbacks.
I truly feel that this item was not even inspected prior to packaging. I don't even think China made products have a bend like that.
Thank you guys for all the feedbacks.
I truly feel that this item was not even inspected prior to packaging. I don't even think China made products have a bend like that.
#13
in communist china, the pipe bends you.