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Hi i was thinking of putting a single exit exhaust on my sc and i wanted to know what its going to look like first.Does any one have a pic.THANKS
I tried to use the search bar but i couldn't find anything good.
Unless you get a bumper with a single exit exhaust cut-out, it'll look tacky/cheap in my opinion. Like when you see a Civic with a body kit for 2 mufflers, and they only have one.... yeaaaaaaaa.
I read through the entire thread. The gas tank in the SC is neutral (as its contained fully in the trunk). Essentially, the benefit of running it down the passenger side is slightly better weight distribution (remember, the battery is on the driver's side). As far as the flow goes, a to get the exhaust to sit on the right only requires two bends.
I read through the entire thread. The gas tank in the SC is neutral (as its contained fully in the trunk). Essentially, the benefit of running it down the passenger side is slightly better weight distribution (remember, the battery is on the driver's side). As far as the flow goes, a to get the exhaust to sit on the right only requires two bends.
He said rule of thumb is that exhaust should exit opposite of the gas DOOR, not the tank. Gas door is on the passenger side. My 2g Eclipse was like this from the factory, door on the right, exhaust on the left. My Talon was door on left, exhaust on right. I guess I should explain that having your exhaust on the opposite of your fuel door helps reduce that risk of spilling and possibly starting a fire by keeping the exhaust as far from open fuel as possible. I dont think weight is an issue, these arent formula1 cars.
12-12-08, 01:09 PM
Single exit exhaust pic please
