Well i have a hemi sport, and i have that little body kid that goes around the bottom, and i have to put side exhaust and suprizingly the heat does affect the body mold.. when i had my exhuast done i asked the guy to keep a finger thick all the way between the tip and the mold. for the first few days i checked if the molding would get warm, and so far its kept cool

 

wen u get it done post pix im still deciding if im goin with the gibson dual out infront of rear tire or dual out behind the rear tire

 

45 degrees behind the wheels , 3 inch rolled slash cut tips !!!

well @least IMO

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Most of those I see look like *** due to some moron in a muffler shop not making the angles and levels precise.


I'm personally a fan of a single 3" tip in the stock location, which is what I'll probably end up doing with the Dak when I do it.

 

find a good muffler shop that will let you watch , then if they dont look good , tell the guy to fix. its your $ not theirs.

 

On myThunder Road Hemi mine ,come out the side, behind the mud flap. Great sound.and my tips stay clean.

 

I really like the way duals out the rear at the corners look. No horse difference ive ever heard of, all just whatever makes you happy. I never thought of how it might affect the rims after a while behind in front of it. Looks like to keeit it form that and keep it from getting on your trailer you should run open headers or get smoke stacks like semi's! just kiding around. Everyone has to make some sacrifices modding. At least you can clean a camper and ski vs. buying a new rim.

 

Does anybody know if side exhaust is legal in Connecticut? I thought I heard someone say that it was not. I don't even know where to look to find out.