Started on my dual 3" exhaust over the axle.

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Feb 4, 2006 | 11:32 AM

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fireman

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Re: Started on my dual 3" exhaust over the axle.

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How do you guys think both tips exiting on one side of the car would look? It would make life much easier.

Don't do it, your life is easy enough.

Feb 4, 2006 | 12:17 PM

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Jeff H

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Re: Started on my dual 3" exhaust over the axle.

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Originally Posted by jchevy

How do you guys think both tips exiting on one side of the car would look? It would make life much easier.

Kinda like the SLP 2OTL or the Mufflex 4". But it wouldn't seem right to run dual exhaust and have both pipes on the same side.

Feb 4, 2006 | 12:20 PM

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Javier97Z28

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Re: Started on my dual 3" exhaust over the axle.

BMR sells a panhard support relocation kit for clearance over the axle.

Great work!

Feb 4, 2006 | 01:53 PM

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fireman

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Re: Started on my dual 3" exhaust over the axle.

This setup is on his car now, he is just welding up the mufflers/tips. Should have pics soon. And he made his own relocation bracket.

Feb 5, 2006 | 11:14 AM

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jchevy

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Re: Started on my dual 3" exhaust over the axle.

Exhaust is on the car now. Still need to make some adjustment and get the tips on the car. I ended up running bullets with some spiral inserts and spliting the exhaust tips at the back. Fit is great, I dont have any clunking or rubbing. I will finish it up next weekend and take a bunch of pictures.

If you guys have a welder and a chop saw you can do this yourself. Its not really hard, just takes a long time.