shiftpro
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I’ve posted these before, but never explained my thinking.
I went over the transfer case tail housing rather than under for a few reasons. One is heat rises. Two is that it makes R&R of transmission and TC easier. Three, i was concerned with condensation accumulating in the valley of the ‘V’ in a low velocity area of pipe.
Played around with several configurations before I welded it up. This routing offered the greatest ground clearance and tucked it up high with the fewest bends. Just two opposing shallow angles.
There are two isolator hangers/perches per crossmember for a total of 6. It isn’t going anywhere and can’t touch metal. If I need to remove it for any reason, I used clamps at the peak of the crossover. Unbolt that and the ball/socket collectors and each bank will slide out.
system consists of headman ‘black maxx’ ceramic coated headers with 3/8” solid flange, 12 gauge primaries and 3” ball/socket collectors. The pipe is 2-1/2 inch, as is the crossover and stainless borla proXS center in/center out non chambered mufflers. Painted the pipes and muffs with VHT black.
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There's ****** dirt on the frame, right my the tank/spring hanger.