992dr
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Here's a G Wagon
As for the heat, I don't think they'd heat them up but speaking from experience they "exhaust" enough heat to melt my passenger rear light harness after removing my rear muffler
Anyone done side exit exhaust?
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Here's a G Wagon
As for the heat, I don't think they'd heat them up but speaking from experience they "exhaust" enough heat to melt my passenger rear light harness after removing my rear muffler
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Big Mama
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Good point. I thought about back seat folks getting burned. I looked for a kit and saw several from flowmaster but no videos about alterations or welding. I’d assume some hangers would need to be welded to the frame. Also didn’t see a Yukon kit.
You should take a look at where your muffler is. I believe mine's right there where you're talking about having the exit. I'm not sure if there would be room.
PG01
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Should be able to swing it hard left before back tire
Maybe because mines a Denali and has dual exhaust all the way back to the inlet of the muffler.
PG01
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I just don’t remember how far back the muffler is in relation to the wheel... technically tho, a shorter muffler like a mf 12589 will give plenty of room.... if they are looking to replace muffler also
PG01
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Lmao.. love it
992dr
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If you were to use the stock muffler, you could shorten the front section going into the muffler to pull it forward and then you'd have plenty of room to swing it out the side.
Or like Galante mentioned, if you go with a new shorter muffler, that would also work.
They also make bolt on hangers, no welding at all.
Or like Galante mentioned, if you go with a new shorter muffler, that would also work.
They also make bolt on hangers, no welding at all.
