Exhaust and torque arm relocation crossmember clearance
Any pictures or input would be appreciated.
Yes it can tucked up really nice. The driver side y pipe is lower than the flowmaster merge.
I'm sorry I don't have any pics. My car is lowered with Strano springs.
I have only scraped the exhaust a few times and that was on a very steep angled driveway. I've never had any problems while driving, including train tracks.
Yes it can tucked up really nice. The driver side y pipe is lower than the flowmaster merge.
I'm sorry I don't have any pics. My car is lowered with Strano springs.
I have only scraped the exhaust a few times and that was on a very steep angled driveway. I've never had any problems while driving, including train tracks.
I had a huge Y pipe, that QTP use to make with dual cut outs on it and it cleared with no issues, and there was alot of exhaust under the car and there were no issues.
I thought they use to sell a drag one (thought it was called the heavy duty) maybe I am wrong or they don't sell that specific one any longer, but it was a beast! If it could handle a M6 drag racing with almost 4 digit horsepower than it passed my test...
Similar or was this one:
https://www.umiperformance.com/home/...eader-set-ups/
Last edited by 99Ls1fever; Oct 9, 2021 at 09:25 AM.
Any pictures or input would be appreciated.
UMI... altho this is the stock exhaust, this will be my 2nd install. It clears nicely. I'm installing the Mufflex 4". Dennis made a 3" to 4" tapered pipe to adapt from the Kooks Y pipe...
It's the Y pipe that clears the crossmember... not the 4" pipe.
He made these bends to work with my CME. You'll notice the 2.75" stock inlet. That will be cut off... and install the 3" to 4" tapered pipe piece.
Tips... It clears without rattles
Hope this helps





