Quick Rear Axle Dump Quesiton

Out On Bail · 10-24-2009, 09:49 AM

I didn't jack up my truck I just looked quickly under, and I noticed that the fuel tank is pretty much right against the right rear axle. If my cat is on the left side, is it going to be possible for the y-pipe to carry the pipe behind the fuel tank so I can have a the exhaust coming out both sides before the rear axle?

Also if anyone could offer me a picture of the underneath of an S10 preferably a 2002 4.3L LS. But I think any should do.

Nitemare · 10-26-2009, 12:46 AM

if you want to do side exit on both sides, you are right you'll need to run it below the tank. you can use a heat sheild, but it shouldnt be a problem.

keep in mind tho, running that pipe on both sides hanging below the frame may be toughon speed bumps, potholes, ect

10-24-2009, 09:49 AM	#1
Out On Bail Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 17 Location: User is: OffLine	Quick Rear Axle Dump Quesiton I didn't jack up my truck I just looked quickly under, and I noticed that the fuel tank is pretty much right against the right rear axle. If my cat is on the left side, is it going to be possible for the y-pipe to carry the pipe behind the fuel tank so I can have a the exhaust coming out both sides before the rear axle? Also if anyone could offer me a picture of the underneath of an S10 preferably a 2002 4.3L LS. But I think any should do.
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10-26-2009, 12:46 AM	#2
Nitemare keepin it freshhh Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,608 Location: Pawtucket, RI User is: OffLine	Re: Quick Rear Axle Dump Quesiton if you want to do side exit on both sides, you are right you'll need to run it below the tank. you can use a heat sheild, but it shouldnt be a problem. keep in mind tho, running that pipe on both sides hanging below the frame may be toughon speed bumps, potholes, ect
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