October 12, 200520 yr boy, that would light up your life if you fell into it by accident:grin: it does look pretty cool though:brow:
October 12, 200520 yr follow the link....www.northerntire.com/images/Resize_of_DSC00020.JPG Is this your wagon? did you finally give and take photos of it! I like it does the rear door still work?
October 12, 200520 yr looks pretty cool, I considered doing side-dump exhaust (not up the side of the car, just stopping even with the body), but then noticed all the dents scratches etc. where the pipe would be....I decided against it.
October 12, 200520 yr I thought my cabin smelled like exhuast; couldn't imagine that pipe hanging out by my head. Bad enough with a small leak under the body.
October 13, 200520 yr Nope, not mine, just ran across it on the internet. Mine looks nicer aaaah your not trying hard enough!
October 13, 200520 yr i think a side exhaust(under the body) would be pretty cool, no more flatened tail pipes. i bet the paint looks pretty neat under that.
October 13, 200520 yr i think a side exhaust(under the body) would be pretty cool, no more flatened tail pipes. i bet the paint looks pretty neat under that. it is sweet, eyesore's hatch has 2 tips on either side, just in front of the rear tire...I'll see if I can find a pic from MW3... about flattened tail pipes...think about it, and go look at the rockers...pretty scratched and dented eh??? if it's not, you're not trying. it's much more protected in the stock location!!! here's one... and another: look how exposed they would be to...say a log...or rock!
October 13, 200520 yr I tuck mine up into the drive shaft tunnel. Then exit right before the rear main subframe; so I dont have to go under it or over it.
October 13, 200520 yr i was thinking right behind the rear tire. not in front cause yes, it would be MORE likely to get smooshed
October 13, 200520 yr http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/showphoto.php?photo=6144&sort=1&cat=500&page=1
October 29, 200520 yr I welded up a side dump exhaust for my brat, and it's solid! I am confident I can use it as sort of a driveshaft guard/rock slider. It's a 2 1/4" from the cat back, and has a cherry bomb muffler. It dumps where that wagon dumps, except I didn't put 6 feet of pipe on it. I was thinking about maybe a foot, with a flapper on it, going back at a 45 degree angle. It sounds WRXish, despite people telling me it sounds like a VW bug. I'll see if I can get pics up here soon. Rick
October 31, 200520 yr I welded up a side dump exhaust for my brat, and it's solid! I am confident I can use it as sort of a driveshaft guard/rock slider. It's a 2 1/4" from the cat back, and has a cherry bomb muffler. It dumps where that wagon dumps, except I didn't put 6 feet of pipe on it. I was thinking about maybe a foot, with a flapper on it, going back at a 45 degree angle. It sounds WRXish, despite people telling me it sounds like a VW bug. I'll see if I can get pics up here soon. Rick It will smash; exhaust pipe isnt for sliding on rocks under the weight of your vehicle. Cherry bombs arent super strong either; I've dented the crap out of them.
November 1, 200520 yr True, but I am not concerned, it cost me $30 to make....I can always run with no Y-pipe if I have to. lol But yeah it will get smashed up obviously if the weight of the car sits on it. But I've run over some high curbs, and it got "high centered" on the exhaust, but the car wasn't sitting on it, it was just kind of exhaust was pushing on the curb, and it slid over the curb (kind of a test) with just scraping it up (nothing too bad)...but if the weight of the car was pushing down on the exhaust, or slammed down on the curb, it would have been gone. So yes, you are right. But once the lift is on, it won't matter as much, but still could get hit. Rick
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