Should stock exhaust hang this low?

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igotyofire

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People were tellin g me with the 1.5in drop of the steeda sports that i shouldn't be scrapping my exhaust especially with the with the stock H pipe. someone said their is a hanger that i probably missed hafta check next time the car is lifted

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Guero

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dam its like 5 inches of the floor. is there a big gap between the h-pipe and the top of the car? mine has very little. aren't you scratching already?

 

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Guero said:

dam its like 5 inches of the floor. is there a big gap between the h-pipe and the top of the car? mine has very little. aren't you scratching already?

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not sure if there is a big gap but i am scrapeing over speed bumps depending on how big they are, i usually try and go extra slow over them or i will angle it and drive sideways over them, like a ricer,lol

 

RFMustangGT

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I know my pypes x-pipe drags on really big speed bumps and I have stock ride height. just be careful on big bumps.

 

95cobraguy

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your steeda sports dropped it that much? wow, i dont think mine dropped that much. i really never did a before and after measurement but that sounds like alot.

 

Zero Signal

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My stock exhuast hung that low with stock springs. I think the best way to fix it would be to weld in one more hanger somewhere to pick the middle up. Mine had bent the hanger at the tranny way down over time.