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FS: Magnaflow Titanium Exhaust
12-09-2004 | 09:43 AM
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Nick, It weighs less than 7lbs total, including the hangars. I wish I could tell you if it fits around your hitch for certain. I am not farmilliar with the hitch. If your stock exhaust fits with the hitch, I would be ALMOST certain that this one would fit. The can is MUCH smaller than stock and basically occupies the same space as the stock exhaust with the exception that it is a single. I hope this helps. If you have a pic of the hitch, send it to me and I will be able to better answer your question.
12-09-2004 | 10:05 AM
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Nick,
After further review(doing a search
) I found a few pictures of the DeLan hitch and I do not see any problems at all with clearance. If I am correct, the hitch mounts to the bottom of the bumber and to the trunk floor. My only concern was that the muffler can would hit the hitch support comming down from the bottom of the bumper. Since the muffler can is so much smaller than stock, I see no way that the exhaust and hitch could interfere with eachother. You should be good to go.
After further review(doing a search
) I found a few pictures of the DeLan hitch and I do not see any problems at all with clearance. If I am correct, the hitch mounts to the bottom of the bumber and to the trunk floor. My only concern was that the muffler can would hit the hitch support comming down from the bottom of the bumper. Since the muffler can is so much smaller than stock, I see no way that the exhaust and hitch could interfere with eachother. You should be good to go.
12-11-2004 | 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by WaltsS2K,Dec 11 2004, 12:02 PM
Bump for Geoff. I would have thought that would have be long gone buy now.
Kidding...
