danger_ranger05
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I have a set of gibson dual extreme pipes on my ranger, but now I want to install a 3 inch body lift. How would I go about moving my tips or whatever to match the uplifted body??
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exhaust and body lift install
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I don't think you can. That pesky frame will be in the way.
danger_ranger05
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Won't it look a bit goofy?? I don't think ive seen one installed before a body lift.
Redranger89
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i have the gibson dual exhaust on my truck. It looks nice and sits perfectly about an inch away from the bumper.(right were it should be). I have a body lift to put on also. I THINK if you use the bumper lowering brackets then it should be pretty close to stock height. I am not going to use the lowering bracket in the back because i am going to make my own bumper. That is another option you can go with.
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