Roush Off Road Muffler has Rust Chips All Over it...Why?
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Roush Off Road Muffler has Rust Chips All Over it...Why?
I was outside cleaning my truck today when I noticed that my supposed 100% stainless steel muffler has rust chips all over the damn thing. They're on the tips, the pipes, and the muffler body itself. I put the muffler on around Thanksgiving so it hasn't even been two months and this has happened. I live in North Carolina and we have been getting winter weather pretty frequently but I have washed the truck almost religiously and the longest it has sat with salt and brine on the undercarriage is no longer than 48 hours.
So, my question to you guys is why is this happening? I was under the impression that the 304 stainless steel muffler (as it is clearly stated to be more than once on AmericanTrucks.com) was not suppose to do this.
Thanks for any help given!
So, my question to you guys is why is this happening? I was under the impression that the 304 stainless steel muffler (as it is clearly stated to be more than once on AmericanTrucks.com) was not suppose to do this.
Thanks for any help given!
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I can get over surface rust on the pipes and what not because that isn't what people see, but there shouldn't be near as much rust on the tips considering how long I have had everything installed. I noticed rust on the pipes and around the end of the muffler tip that attaches to the piping a few weeks ago but today was the first time I noticed so much surface rust on the tip itself.
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I don't care what Roush came out and said themselves about the muffler being a different type of steel now, if I paid 600 ****ing dollars for a muffler kit that says it's 304 then I'll be damned if I settle for anything less. I'm going to call them first thing tomorrow morning and see what they have to say. I appreciate everyones help so far.