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Originally Posted by cab83_750 Do you happen to know if the Berk exhaust is 'lower/higher" to the ground compared to stock? Do you happen to have a 'before' picture for
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After my installation (sorry, no pics) there doesn't seem to be a difference in clearance. I was a little worried looking at the angle of the pipes while the car was up on the lift, but it looks like nearly the same clearance as stock (from Nismo, not base). The tips on mine are also near-perfectly aligned from right to left with the Nismo's exhaust "cut outs" of the bumper. I imagine the base will be the same.
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