Side-Pipes on Bronco
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Side-Pipes on Bronco
Just wanted to know what anyone thinks of side-pipes on a bronco....
If they are tucked under pretty good ..no one should (should is key word) get burnt on them...
Ok let the opinion begin
If they are tucked under pretty good ..no one should (should is key word) get burnt on them...
Ok let the opinion begin
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Doorgunner...I have not looked at Lakewoods....
But I think they would look pretty good...
I would like to find a short pair...
I have the nerf bars and would like to install them between the bars and frame...
So my idea is not that far fetched?....
anyone good with photoshop??...maybe add a set to a pic..so I could get an better idea how they would look
But I think they would look pretty good...
I would like to find a short pair...
I have the nerf bars and would like to install them between the bars and frame...
So my idea is not that far fetched?....
anyone good with photoshop??...maybe add a set to a pic..so I could get an better idea how they would look
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I thought about making my own...then coat them with that green stuff that turns black....cant think of the name of stuff...used to paint stove pipes and stuff....
I could make them from a couple old drive shafts
I could make them from a couple old drive shafts
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From: Myrtle Point, Or
Been, there, done that, and would do it again.
I currently have side pipes om my '89 Bronco(pics soon). The 52" would be just right. I have 50" now, and the extra 2 would work too. I got mine from Summit, but I didn't get lake pipes. I got the baffled ones with slotted cover. Simular to what u see on Semi-trucks.
At idle, they are quite, just a little rumble, but can hardly hear it. But when u open it up, man does it turn heads.
When I mounted them, I had to bend the braket straight, and drill a hole in the part where the body is wielded together, and bent down. U will see it if u get under the truck and look under the door, past the rocker panel towards the frame.
I have no smog, so I didn't worry about the cats, but u do have to hook up the O2 sensor. But Basiclly I run full lenth headers with with 2 1/2" pipe to the side pipes.
I currently have side pipes om my '89 Bronco(pics soon). The 52" would be just right. I have 50" now, and the extra 2 would work too. I got mine from Summit, but I didn't get lake pipes. I got the baffled ones with slotted cover. Simular to what u see on Semi-trucks.
At idle, they are quite, just a little rumble, but can hardly hear it. But when u open it up, man does it turn heads.
When I mounted them, I had to bend the braket straight, and drill a hole in the part where the body is wielded together, and bent down. U will see it if u get under the truck and look under the door, past the rocker panel towards the frame.
I have no smog, so I didn't worry about the cats, but u do have to hook up the O2 sensor. But Basiclly I run full lenth headers with with 2 1/2" pipe to the side pipes.
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