I was wondering if anyone had this exhaust and an aftermarket rear sway bar. I dont want to buy a bar ST, RMDSM, etc and it not fit because of the exhaust getting in the way. i saw one post where the ST hit the pacesetter exhaust the guy had and i dont want to recreate the problem


thanks

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I have the ST bar(s) and if you have stock style exhaust then yes, it will get in the way. If you have 3" that goes UNDER the axel then it will clear, at least it did on mine...

Kevin
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The new:

it is the 3" thermal from hahn

i havent had it installed yet because i am waiting on my crank scraper to come in. i just want to have to put the car on a lift once

so if the exhaust goes under the axle
i can use the ST bar ok
??

1996 eclipse GS-T
1968 Ford Mustang
2004 Suzuki GSXR600
2006 Honda CBR1000RR
Decisions Decisions

yea should be good to go...I would put on the sway bar first if you don't have it on yet...

Kevin
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The new:

yea it should be able to fit fine since it goes under the axle, does anyone have a sound clip of this exhaust?

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