yet another exhaust question...
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yet another exhaust question...
i know theres some people here who have exhaust that exits in front of the rear pass. side tire my main question is would it be possible to do it on the drivers side with just the stock 3" piping? i dont wanna get too close to the tank and boil my fuel or worse.
this wont happen for a while as most of my spare funds are being spent fixing some problems i have.
my other question is, my cat is plugged to the point where i have seen it glow red so if i cut it out and put some of that slip on pipe as a test pipe with a couple clamps do you think itll leak terribly till i get access to a welder?
1999 f250 5.4 superduty ld screw long bed
this wont happen for a while as most of my spare funds are being spent fixing some problems i have.
my other question is, my cat is plugged to the point where i have seen it glow red so if i cut it out and put some of that slip on pipe as a test pipe with a couple clamps do you think itll leak terribly till i get access to a welder?
1999 f250 5.4 superduty ld screw long bed
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i know theres some people here who have exhaust that exits in front of the rear pass. side tire my main question is would it be possible to do it on the drivers side with just the stock 3" piping? i dont wanna get too close to the tank and boil my fuel or worse.
this wont happen for a while as most of my spare funds are being spent fixing some problems i have.
my other question is, my cat is plugged to the point where i have seen it glow red so if i cut it out and put some of that slip on pipe as a test pipe with a couple clamps do you think itll leak terribly till i get access to a welder?
1999 f250 5.4 superduty ld screw long bed
this wont happen for a while as most of my spare funds are being spent fixing some problems i have.
my other question is, my cat is plugged to the point where i have seen it glow red so if i cut it out and put some of that slip on pipe as a test pipe with a couple clamps do you think itll leak terribly till i get access to a welder?
1999 f250 5.4 superduty ld screw long bed
As for the cat test pipe if you get the pipe that slips over expanded properly and use good clamps you should have no leaks. I use the u-bolts type clamps because I found they pull the joint together with no leaks. I had leaking issues with the preformed sheetmetal clamps I tried.
