All the kids are back under one roof
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The local dude exhaust place I took my wagon to when I gave up on trying to install the exhaust myself, had a 4-post that he uses. There was plenty of room to work underneath along the full length of the car. It's what put a slight glimmer of hope back in my mind that I might be able to put one in my garage, until reading about all this door track drama. I don't see where you'd run into problems doing exhaust work with a 4-post vs. a 2-post. Unless you're trying to change out a full-length system on an extended bed F250 or something that sticks out over both ends. (But if that was the case, you could just lie on the ground and swap that bad boy out without a lift)