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I'm getting my exhaust piping done on Saturday. I went to the guy who's gonna do it for me, and we lifted the car to see exactly how "I" want the piping to run.
My thing is that i want the piping as straight as possible eliminating all those curves and turns. It's going to be a 3" piping and in order for it to be the way i want it, it would have to run under a lil section of the gas tank. So here's the question. Do you people think it's safe enough to run it under the tank like that or not. Or is there something that i can do to restrict so much heat under the tank that i can still run it that way? This post has been edited by sphinx_race911: Feb 18, 2004 - 11:48 AM |
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Who says the exhaust has to exit the rear... just stop it when you reach the tank... -------------------- "It's ok to be naked girl... I'm an artist!"
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