side pipes
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From: Buffalo New York
shields
I wonder if something like this would work?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BU91UD0...d=MRH07O42UX4X
Seems like there has to be something already made for trucks/tractors that would work.
Another alternative is buy a 5" stainless exhaust pipe off of eBay. Split it down the middle and fab up some way to mount it.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BU91UD0...d=MRH07O42UX4X
Seems like there has to be something already made for trucks/tractors that would work.
Another alternative is buy a 5" stainless exhaust pipe off of eBay. Split it down the middle and fab up some way to mount it.
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Yes, 36". I like the longer shield because it covers the side tube/collector connection.
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Another 
for http://www.steelshields.com/corvette. Gonna get these when I get off my butt and finally order. If you can find some pics of Baja216's car I believe he has the "corvette" Steelshields. For now, I tucked a hand towel under the door sill plate so if the wife is wearing shorts, she can flip it out over the sidepipe to get in and out. I never wear shorts so 
for http://www.steelshields.com/corvette. Gonna get these when I get off my butt and finally order. If you can find some pics of Baja216's car I believe he has the "corvette" Steelshields. For now, I tucked a hand towel under the door sill plate so if the wife is wearing shorts, she can flip it out over the sidepipe to get in and out. I never wear shorts so
