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Old 03-19-2026, 02:04 PM   #1
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Default 39 Ford Exhaust Challenge

I’m installing a new stock exhaust system on my 39 Ford Standard Coupe. The lead pipe with flange and crossover stub must pass through an opening between the front spring and frame. Photo 1 shows the opening created by jacking up the car by the center of the front axle until the wheels are off the ground. Photo 2 shows I need 2-3 inches of additional clearance for the pipe to pass through. Is there a way to create this clearance without dropping the spring? For example, would unbolting the shock from the frame do the trick? Looking for suggestions on a “minimally invasive” approach.
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Russ
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