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Right...my fabber called me up concerned about the amount of clearance in a few areas with a 3" exhaust.
Firstly around the downpipe bottom...very little clearance to the floor.
Will.
I have a 102mm down pipe and a 102mm flexi which again is wider than the pipe diameter because of the wire mesh (maybe 110mm) and the gear box is still a lower point. Maybe he needs to try a little harder
IIRC clearance over the rear subframe is very difficult with 3", you need to ovalise the tube or come down to 2.75"... HTH
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3" downpipe on mine also, the dp had to be re-welded to get it to fit without touching, and is braced on the underside, before going into the 2.75" milltek to get over the rear subframe.
The Alloy the inner CV heat-shield can be swapped for a Steel one from a C3 bus which is a lot thinner and can be modded to make it an even tighter fit being easily welded. Gives an extra couple of mm's and still protects the boot/joint.
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The Alloy the inner CV heat-shield can be swapped for a Steel one from a C3 bus which is a lot thinner and can be modded to make it an even tighter fit being easily welded. Gives an extra couple of mm's and still protects the boot/joint.
Pardon my ignorance, but what is a C3 bus? VW Transporter T4?
I have a plow of a 3" SS system from the former owner I'd like to adjust a bit..
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