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Lowered car, exhaust hitting
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<blockquote data-quote="rxpwhistler1" data-source="post: 12658141" data-attributes="member: 134998"><p><strong>exhaust</strong></p><p></p><p>When I first cut my springs my exhaust was hitting everything also. I quickly became tired of it and loosened everything from the mid-pipe back. Next I used a jack and stands to prop it up a bit while checking the above clearance as well. Tightened it back up and I gained a lot more ground clearance. Now, unless I go over a speed bump, I don't rub on anything...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rxpwhistler1, post: 12658141, member: 134998"] [b]exhaust[/b] When I first cut my springs my exhaust was hitting everything also. I quickly became tired of it and loosened everything from the mid-pipe back. Next I used a jack and stands to prop it up a bit while checking the above clearance as well. Tightened it back up and I gained a lot more ground clearance. Now, unless I go over a speed bump, I don't rub on anything... [/QUOTE]
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