fox kit with AC and 4"downpipe? anyone got a couple pics

[green notch]

please anyone got a couple pics i could see for some ideals.....thanks alot Sonny

[miamijdm]

Sonny, it depends what kit you got.  I have the bg kit and I would think 3.5 is the biggest thats going to fit with the a/c still there.

[Boosted351]

Run the DP down in front and thrue the front suspension and 4" shouldn't be a problem.

[green notch]

i have a kit I built for my other car , but it had no ac, I am wanting a cleaner car with ac so I am gonna build another kit.....have a gt 42 76 and had a 4" downpipe through the driverside arm all the way to the rear axle.....just tryin to get other ideals ...thanks guys

[Gen1SVE]

I do not have a/c but I do have a 4" downpipe in the engine tunnel on the drivers side.  It is a little tight but can be done with a 8.2 block and a tubular k member.  Mine k member is a d&d unit.  http://videos.streetfire.net/video/b7ee696d-c4d4-48e0-bf78-99b3015884e4.htm

[River City Speed]

You guys running the 4" DP under the cars on the drivers side...  Mine is done the same way and it makes it very difficult to adjust the trans shift cable.  I have been thinking about running my DP across the front of the car and down the passenger sid efor this reason.  I guess it's not a big deal once everything is situated, but I was fighting my shift cable for awhile before the motor let go.  Now I'm redoing everything and want to make it easier on myself.  I have a TCI cast pan (fatter than stamped steel C4) and a Turbo/Action Cheatah shifter.  The 4" exhaust runs about an inch or so from the cable/linkage.

[Gen1SVE]

My exhaust comes off in 2 minutes, yet I have not had to adjust my trans cable.  You are correct it is about 2" from the trans cable and linkage.