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Old 06-10-2011, 01:55 AM   #1
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Exhaust vs brake-lines

I'm starting to determine the routing for the 2.5" exhaust on my 'Recycle' project.

As I was trying to visualize where things were going to go, I noticed that it's pretty cramped where the pipe has to drop down under the manifold on the pass side. There's enough room for the pipe between the starter & frame but I noticed it's going to wind up fairly close (approx 1") to the rear brake-line.

How close is too close??
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