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Old 12-02-2006, 10:56 PM
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does anyone have pics of ground clearance with a TSP ORY?
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No pics, but I can tell you from experience it is not good. My car is stock height, cant imagine how bad it will be when the lowering springs go on soon.

Just a word of advice, put it together and fit it with the clamps they send and then take it back off and weld it. This will add a little ground clearance as the clamps drag sometimes.
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tsp ory has prolly the best clearence of any ory, mine is about an 1/8 of an inch off the floor board, and actually tucks up higher then my LMII catback
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no pics but I get 3 inches of clearance with stock springs and Bilstien HD shocks
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I can get you pics tommorow. Mine is tucked good, my magnaflow muffler hangs lower.
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I have 3 - 3 1/2" of ground clearance with my Z28 and stock suspension. I have not hit a single speed bump. With the stock motor mounts the Y pipe would still hit the car bottom at times, but once I installed poly motor mounts it does not move at all, and could be adjusted to give me more clearance. It takes time to get it adjusted right. I have seen a lot of pics where people complain but they did not have the pipes turned right.

Tip- don't touch the clamp bolts until you know its the way you want it.
And don't weld it. Just get some extra band clamps! I thought I had the Y adjusted the way I wanted it twice, and would be screwed if I had welded it.
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Im from michigan dont get it if your lowered and have bad roads mine hit everything, coming off getting different one soon
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i appreciate the info. Maybe some pics?




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