How vulnerable is downpipe during offroading?
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How vulnerable is downpipe during offroading?
On an XJ that has 1.25" lift and no skidplates, how vulnerable is the downpipe-crossover pipe during offroading?
I've never heard of anyone damaging their crossover pipe, but my common sense tells me it could happen.
What are your experiences with this?
I've never heard of anyone damaging their crossover pipe, but my common sense tells me it could happen.
What are your experiences with this?
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It's not much more vulnerable than the fuel tank.
Thw fuel tank is the only thing I ever dragged or became stuck on running 1.5" lift and 29" tires.
I added some more lift and 33's, never caught it on anything again.
What size tire are you running
Thw fuel tank is the only thing I ever dragged or became stuck on running 1.5" lift and 29" tires.
I added some more lift and 33's, never caught it on anything again.
What size tire are you running
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I've flattened out the downpipe on 2 rigs now. smashed the trans pan and dented the oil pan. Also took a couple small chunks out of the tcase housing but never broke it thank god
it's definitely exposed, but you're more likely to get hung up on your muffler. Which is why I always remove mine
it's definitely exposed, but you're more likely to get hung up on your muffler. Which is why I always remove mine