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Question about car lowering with dual exhaust

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  • Start date Start date Feb 17, 2004

vizionblind

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I have a 2000 V6 mustang.

im getting the car lowered 1" or so.. with the dual exhaust, it almost touches the bumper as it is, when they lower the car with new springs and whatnot, do they adjust the exhaust as well, otherwise it would be touching the bumper when they lower it, no?
 

oogtdude

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lol.. is the exhuast suspended in air? then yes you will have a prob..if its bolted you will be fine
 

marvinmycat

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The only part of the exhaust to worry about is the mufflers themselves. Make sure they are tucked up nice and high in the chasis and you won't have any problems. If you are only lowering an inch, I wouldn't worry about it.
 
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DcDisturbed947

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MarvinMyCat said:
The only part of the exhaust to worry about is the mufflers themselves. Make sure they are tucked up nice and high in the chasis and you won't have any problems. If you are only lowering an inch, I wouldn't worry about it.
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no lol he's worrying about the pipes touching the bumper when car's lowered, he's not worried about the floor...

The pipes get lowered with the car kid, lol
 

marvinmycat

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I was wondering what that remark about pipes being suspended in the air was refering to.

Yea, that was a pretty stupid question wasn't it!
 
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MarvinMyCat said:
I was wondering what that remark about pipes being suspended in the air was refering to.

Yea, that was a pretty stupid question wasn't it!
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haha a little bit
 
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