RWD Exhaust Install onto a AWD
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RWD Exhaust Install onto a AWD
I understand that in order to install, the driver side needs to be modified for it to fit. What exactly needs to be changed in order for it to be fitted? I kinda want to know what needs to be welded so that I can tell the exhaust shop what exactly to do.
Heres the catback exhaust I'm attempting to install https://semotors.com/tsudo-lexus-is2...-back-exhaust/
Heres the catback exhaust I'm attempting to install https://semotors.com/tsudo-lexus-is2...-back-exhaust/
Last edited by dappy9; Aug 5, 2020 at 09:50 PM. Reason: clarification
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Based on other post regarding the RWD exhaust being installed on an AWD, it would seem the driver's side pipe needs to be bent slightly to clear the transfer case.
I don't think any additional welding is actually needed...just reshaping the pipe where is passes the transfer case so it clears.
I don't think any additional welding is actually needed...just reshaping the pipe where is passes the transfer case so it clears.
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