True dual exhaust heat?
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True dual exhaust heat? I just fabbed up my custom true dual exhaust. I ran 3 inch pipe, X-pipe, and Dynomax bullets. I have exhaust tucked very close to fuel line and brake lines. Should I wrap lines with some kind of heat wrap, or should will they be all right? I just dont want to burn my car to the ground.
Originally Posted by bcbosley
I just fabbed up my custom true dual exhaust. I ran 3 inch pipe, X-pipe, and Dynomax bullets. I have exhaust tucked very close to fuel line and brake lines. Should I wrap lines with some kind of heat wrap, or should will they be all right? I just dont want to burn my car to the ground.
There are two brackets inside the driveshaft tunnel holding the fuel lines in place. You can remove these brackets, turn them upside down, and stick the lines back in. It's easy as **** once you see it, but it does help to have a buddy hold them in place while you screw the brackets back in.
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Originally Posted by TheLS1Kid
alright cool, is there any negative effect to doing this? or the only thing it does is makes more clearance?
