Exhaust/Sway Bar compatibility problems?
On a somewhat related note. I've noticed on a lot of cars there are exhausts that go underneath the rear axle. Is this for any reason? I really like when the exhaust goes underneath and comes out crooked

I wanted to see if this was possible with a custom catback setup.
That's true. But, everyone looks around like "where is that god-awful noise coming from". And I just smile and wave.
On a somewhat related note. I've noticed on a lot of cars there are exhausts that go underneath the rear axle. Is this for any reason? I really like when the exhaust goes underneath and comes out crooked
I wanted to see if this was possible with a custom catback setup.
On a somewhat related note. I've noticed on a lot of cars there are exhausts that go underneath the rear axle. Is this for any reason? I really like when the exhaust goes underneath and comes out crooked

I wanted to see if this was possible with a custom catback setup.
The reason for the angle is that it straightens flow. On many exhausts, the piping makes an S-curve to work around the axle. When it comes out crooked, it just takes a 45-degree bend. So the air can flow easier.
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