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Its occurring to me that my exhaust exit is going to hit my valence. I have the taller type, prefer it to the short ones.
What is the consensus on how to handle this. My options are: A) cut a hole in the valence. Maybe make a groovy polished trim ring to rivit around the opening like and old Bonneville lakester car. B) cut the exhaust pipe, rotate it to exit pointing straight down, reweld. C) cut it, get a piece made to exit UNDER the valance (bet this would drag all the time). ![]() |
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