Finally got around to this. Want your opinion on exhaust also.
Finally got around to this. Want your opinion on exhaust also.
So I have finally gotten a hitch receiver and I'm going to put it on tomorrow. The problem im having is the dual pipes I have are to narrow so they are going to have to change. Any suggestion on how to do them this time around? I don't think I can just widen them because then they would get in the way of the leaf springs.
Soooooo I was thinking maybe have them dump out before the rear wheel? Idk... Post a pic if you have duals of some sort with a receiver also. Thanks!
Pics of lifted bumper(finally) and the receiver.


Soooooo I was thinking maybe have them dump out before the rear wheel? Idk... Post a pic if you have duals of some sort with a receiver also. Thanks! Pics of lifted bumper(finally) and the receiver.


No problem with the leaf springs. bring them out more then straight out back. 45s are gay on trucks, duals out back just usually sucks because everyone keeps them too close. straight out the back, and WIDE apart.



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Yeah I'm not a big fan of 45s... I would like to keep it as close to what it is now. If its not an option (which it seems like it is so far) I want to dump out infront of the tire. Anyone have pics of dumpage infront of the tire?
i have personal experience with two ranger with duals out the back and hitches. both trucks everything was fine until we both installed the longer belltech shackles. within a week of the shackle install (and one or two off road adventures) both trucks had broken the left side exhaust hanger. as long as you dont want to install lift shackles you will have no problems, the shackles move the leaf spring bolt down beside the widest part of the tube and they hit when flexed
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