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KRAZYMATT · 11-12-2012, 09:09 PM

its do-able and not very hard either. the lift comes with new shock mounts/studs that mount above the springs. mount the muffler on those how it is stock. basically moving the shocks and muffler up at the same time. motor stay in same spot, mufler moves up the same height as the lift to keep it tucked up under there. like others said when you lift it it almost seems like youre lowering the muffler because its tilting the rearend so much more farther down. i was worried about ground clearanace first and formost then the way it looked drove me nuts also. the only thing i did was rework the mid pipe from the motor to the muffler and then cut the 2 stock shock studs off the engine crade so they didnt hang up on anything in the trails.

11-12-2012, 09:09 PM	#7
KRAZYMATT Gone Wild Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Central Florida Posts: 1,506	Re: Muffler Question - Club Car Lift its do-able and not very hard either. the lift comes with new shock mounts/studs that mount above the springs. mount the muffler on those how it is stock. basically moving the shocks and muffler up at the same time. motor stay in same spot, mufler moves up the same height as the lift to keep it tucked up under there. like others said when you lift it it almost seems like youre lowering the muffler because its tilting the rearend so much more farther down. i was worried about ground clearanace first and formost then the way it looked drove me nuts also. the only thing i did was rework the mid pipe from the motor to the muffler and then cut the 2 stock shock studs off the engine crade so they didnt hang up on anything in the trails.