morahn
Well-Known Member
Yes, I undid the end brackets (hope that makes sense) and placed a 2x4 or 2x6 piece of scrap wood (do not recall the length (4" or 6" max, it is whatever fit)) between the frame (or whatever was solid) as far up to the front of the vehicle to lower the exhaust for painting.so you dropped them down and then painted them?
Do not force the exhaust to lower (not sure how to describe this but when the pipes are not attached at the end, there is some downward flex). I think I lowered the tips 6" maybe.
Also, I do not recall if there was another bracket that I undid further up the pipe, but I do not think so (take a look and if it looks easy to undo, go for it).
This is an underside photo with the wood block in the upper left hand side of the photo (Drivers side and I cannot tell exactly where the wood block was placed, kind of a useless photo):
I started at the tip of the exhaust and worked my way forward with the wood block, maneuvering around obstacles without forcing the exhaust pipe down too much, even switching wood blocks to get the best lowering of as much pipe as I could. Again, I painted a lot of the pipe that will never be seen
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