Free up the down pipe
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Free up the down pipe
I want to free up the exhaust after the headers. ie. the large dimple in the down pipe. Is there a better one available commercially or do I go to my local muffler shop. We're talking about a '90 Renix 4.0.
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i got a walker down pipe. it does not have the dent or the silencer. but it is a crinkle bend. i was not able to find a mandrel bend without buying a header too. you could have a shop bend u up one to. i forget the price. i think i paid under 60. for it. if you need to know how much i do have the receit somewhere.
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down pipe 2
Thanks for the reply, I've been searching the various net sites and haven't found what I want yet. I know Pace Setter is the only set of headers available for the Renix '90 and since the engine has 198K on the clock I may go this way.
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Thin??? its fine for what it is. i've never heard anything like that. as far as i know its a stock replacement.
id rather have a mandrel bent one but its cool. removing that silencer along with my highflow cat and 2.5" catback with a spr 44; sound bad azz. its got a nice lope at idle.
id rather have a mandrel bent one but its cool. removing that silencer along with my highflow cat and 2.5" catback with a spr 44; sound bad azz. its got a nice lope at idle.
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Originally Posted by OEJ
Thin??? its fine for what it is. i've never heard anything like that. as far as i know its a stock replacement.
id rather have a mandrel bent one but its cool. removing that silencer along with my highflow cat and 2.5" catback with a spr 44; sound bad azz. its got a nice lope at idle.
id rather have a mandrel bent one but its cool. removing that silencer along with my highflow cat and 2.5" catback with a spr 44; sound bad azz. its got a nice lope at idle.
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If you're not lifted, your new pipe will "self-clearance" at full stuff. Reports from the field indicate that a 3" kit is the minimum needed to maintain full profile there without clearance work.
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You lifted? That's why that dent is there - to clear some suspension component (UCA, I think.)
If you're not lifted, your new pipe will "self-clearance" at full stuff. Reports from the field indicate that a 3" kit is the minimum needed to maintain full profile there without clearance work.
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You lifted? That's why that dent is there - to clear some suspension component (UCA, I think.)
If you're not lifted, your new pipe will "self-clearance" at full stuff. Reports from the field indicate that a 3" kit is the minimum needed to maintain full profile there without clearance work.
If you're not lifted, your new pipe will "self-clearance" at full stuff. Reports from the field indicate that a 3" kit is the minimum needed to maintain full profile there without clearance work.
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Originally Posted by OEJ
not sure what your meaning is here...so with that said; i'm not lifted and mine had the dent stock. but the wlker pipe didn't.
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Not entirely true. If you have the shop bend a pipe in two 45* angles rather then one 90* there should be enough clearance even on a stock non-lifted XJ, or so I've heard from Cruiser54 and a few others.
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