Im planning on making my own exhaust
was wondering if i can route it under my gas tank instead of going around
straight back from the cat
thanks

 

yes you could, although depending on the ground clearance you might end up scraping it often. mine goes under the lower control arm and with 2.5" piping and fairly aggressive lowering (and not high enough spring rate) i throw sparks on a few spots of the freeway.
stan

 

i always like making it look like the stock axle back pipe, up and over


Modified by doublejz at 8:25 PM 4/9/2004

 

ground clearance will be an issue like everyone else said.

wouldnt wanna scrap a pipe alot and risk busting something you spent time and money on

 

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yeah cause that would suck

 

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my problem with stock routing is my rear antisway bar and the diameter of the piping.
stan

 

What car do you have?

 

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see sig
stan

 

I was asking the original poster.

 

just go over the control arm ull waiste alot of time goin under ur GT

 

Or you can get oval tubing
http://www.burnsstainless.com/....html

 

What car do you have?

hey i have a 93 si with a ITR rear sway bar thats y i want to go under the gas tank
cause it will be in the way
don't really car if it scraps