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I have done 3" and was able to get it over the axle. The problem with going under is that when the rear suspension unloads you will need a bunch of clearance between the bottom of the axle and the pipe which means the pipe will need to be hanging really low. When your suspension unloads does the axle hit the pipe?
I have done 3" and was able to get it over the axle. The problem with going under is that when the rear suspension unloads you will need a bunch of clearance between the bottom of the axle and the pipe which means the pipe will need to be hanging really low. When your suspension unloads does the axle hit the pipe?
it has never hit, theres no marks on either the axle or the exhaust.My suspension is pretty stiff, so there is little travel on normal driving.