Stock exhaust with 3/5 drop

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Now I'm assuming that McGaughy's has taken the exhaust into consideration when they were building and engineering the kit. However, I have been wrong before....

Has anyone had problems with the stock exhaust hitting the axle tubes when going that low or did you just cut it after the muffler?

Thanks guys!
 

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I've got a 3/6 drop and no problems with any hitting on my Corsa.
 

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i got my rear down to 6 inches and it hits the pipe sometimes soo i cut it off after the muffler and added a turndown
 
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Thanks fellas! I was freaking out for a minute or two as I was typing the original post. I think it will all be fine! Our roads in Alabama aren't too bad, so I don't think I'll have any problem with it hitting the piping.
 

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i got my rear down to 6 inches and it hits the pipe sometimes soo i cut it off after the muffler and added a turndown

I'm putting a flowmaster on mine tomorrow can't decide if I want to keep the tailpipe or out a turn down how loud is it with the turndown?
 
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I'm putting a flowmaster on mine tomorrow can't decide if I want to keep the tailpipe or out a turn down how loud is it with the turndown?

Learning from my Toyotas in the past, the closer you get to your muffler, the louder it gets. You may get more drone at highway speeds.

The reason for exhaust piping and smooth bends is for the exhaust gases to slow down before exiting the tailpipe. without the extra length of piping, the exhaust gases are still "wild" coming out of the muffler causing more sound and more drone.
 

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Learning from my Toyotas in the past, the closer you get to your muffler, the louder it gets. You may get more drone at highway speeds.

The reason for exhaust piping and smooth bends is for the exhaust gases to slow down before exiting the tailpipe. without the extra length of piping, the exhaust gases are still "wild" coming out of the muffler causing more sound and more drone.

i got LT headers on mine now soo it did change alot more. the difference with headers and stock pipe compared to headers with a turndown is alot louder but i like it..the drone did increase also
 

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i got LT headers on mine now soo it did change alot more. the difference with headers and stock pipe compared to headers with a turndown is alot louder but i like it..the drone did increase also

I see all I have is a cold air intake so I may see if the shop I'm going to has any nice tips if not I'll probably run turn downs thanks for the help
 

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