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Old 03-01-2008, 09:55 AM
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I was wondering if I could run a exhaust pipe over my gas tank.
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Why? there is tons of room on the passenger side to run what ever you want.
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Not a very smart idea either, lots of wires there along with fuel lines. Great way to catch fire to your vehicle.
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The answer to your question would be a resounding NO!
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Ok. And for Ty I want to make it dual exhaust and I already have a pipe out the passenger side I just need to tap into it somewhere and go out the driver side and over the gas tank was the best way.
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Ok. And for Ty I want to make it dual exhaust and I already have a pipe out the passenger side I just need to tap into it somewhere and go out the driver side and over the gas tank was the best way.
Before or after the rear tires?
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Your not going to be able to do that unless you ditch the gas tank.
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Well ditching the tank isn't realy a good idea so I think I'll try something else. I think I can go in front of it and then go right on the outside of the frame.
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yes, but then you have to rout your tubing below the frame at one point.
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