Ford Bronco 5.8L Exhaust Routing Diagram - Single Pipe Over Rear Axle Sketch

This is a hand-drawn schematic (created in a paint-style program) illustrating a planned or existing exhaust routing on a vehicle with a 5.8-liter engine and a transfer case, consistent with the uploader's 1994 Ford Bronco. Viewed from above, the drawing shows two frame rails, a blue engine block labeled "5.8" with gray manifold stubs on both sides, and a second blue block labeled "T-CASE" (transfer case) mounted behind the engine. A thick red line traces the exhaust path: pipes come off both sides of the engine, join into a single pipe that runs rearward along the frame beside the transfer case, passes through a small rectangular component (presumably a muffler or catalytic converter) forward of the rear axle, then jogs over or around the rear axle and exits toward the passenger side behind the wheels. The rear axle and both rear wheels are drawn in black. The diagram contains no dimensions, part numbers, pipe diameters, or year/model text — its value is purely in showing the intended single-pipe exhaust route relative to the frame rails, transfer case, and rear axle.