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Project Snow Ball - 73Bronc - 09-03-2010

Exhaust was installed yesterday... here are a few pics:

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Project Snow Ball - blazinchuck - 09-03-2010

dayum that looks awesome Trey!!!!! how do they sound? i love the side exits and tips

Project Snow Ball - broncomatt - 09-03-2010

Nice!!!!!!!!!

Project Snow Ball - medwards01 - 09-03-2010

I love the look of the side exhaust and tips as well....But, with the exhaust pipes routed between the rear springs and frame rails, won't the pipe get pinched when one or the other of the springs are fully compressed in an off-camber situation? In the picture it just looks like there is not much clearance between spring, exhaust pipe, and frame rail. Am I totally off-base with this observation?....Confusedcratchhe:

Project Snow Ball - berg bronco - 09-03-2010

nice set up! let us know if the fumes are bad

Project Snow Ball - 73Bronc - 09-06-2010

medwards01 Wrote:I love the look of the side exhaust and tips as well....But, with the exhaust pipes routed between the rear springs and frame rails, won't the pipe get pinched when one or the other of the springs are fully compressed in an off-camber situation? In the picture it just looks like there is not much clearance between spring, exhaust pipe, and frame rail. Am I totally off-base with this observation?....Confusedcratchhe:

I'm concerned about this as well. I guess we'll find out this weekend

Project Snow Ball - 73Bronc - 09-07-2010

Here's a sound check:

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Project Snow Ball - JayT - 09-07-2010

73Bronc Wrote:I'm concerned about this as well. I guess we'll find out this weekend

Take my cell # with ya... I can be there in about 3 hours, if you need anything. (Truck, trailer, tools, etc).

73Bronc Wrote:Here's a sound check:

Sounds good! Time for a road trip!

Project Snow Ball - firefighter2134 - 09-07-2010

like the sound!!

Project Snow Ball - 73Bronc - 09-07-2010

My maiden voyage is in jeopardy :banghead:

I'm having trouble with one of my u-joints separating. I'm pressing them on with my vise and I think they are clipped well but the clip pops off and then it separates. You can see one of them in this pic:

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Should I be using the C type clip for a proper install? I assumed no but now I'm wondering if they are a must have for a correct install.

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Time is running out for me. I'm suppose to leave for Uwharrie on Friday :crying: