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I have taken a few photos of my stock exhaust to help out future Zoners.
I wish that I would have had this as a reference, it would have saved a lot of time and frustration.
If anyone has any corrections, please comment.
Here is the tailpipe hanger. The rubber insulator is from VPW, and the clamp is something that I made by hand from looking at the parts illustration.
http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/...psovudjkjb.jpg
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A few more of the various locations.
http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/...psu4l7xwpv.jpg
http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/...pseunxrry1.jpg
Can't leave out a shot of the engine:D
http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/...psm3pzppxt.jpg
Holy cow...that is absolutely beautiful and so very nice of you to post!!!
Dang, Shiney DriveShaft too. I followed your Build its Beautiful.... But Most of All-- THANKS FOR THE KNOWLDGE!!!!! Its been very helpful.;)
Thanks:)
I just realized that I didn't show any of the cable hangers at the muffler.
I will post them tomorrow.
You have the truck that I have to see in person ! very nice!
I like your hanger set up! I'll post a pix of what we came up with for mine. and also- I have so far to go to have my truck looking like yours! :p
Wow... Gorgeous! The red backing plates are a nice touch.
My truck is lucky I hit it with a power washer while I had the engine out... and it's not a very powerful washer.
And knowledge! The hanger bolted to the transmission mount. When I pulled that off on mine I didn't know if that was stock or another goofy field mod...
Thanks:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Von
Von,
The backing plates were left red oxide primer as they came from the factory.
My camera makes them appear more red than they actually are.