1991 Ford Bronco Dual Exhaust Routing Diagram - Frame & Body Layout Sketch

This document is a simple, hand-drawn (computer-sketched) schematic showing a proposed or actual dual exhaust routing on a truck-style vehicle, viewed from above (top-down plan view). A three-line legend in the upper-left corner identifies the drawing conventions: grey lines represent the frame, black lines represent the body, and red lines represent the exhaust. The drawing shows the vehicle body outline with four wheels at the corners, two grey frame rails running lengthwise, and central rounded shapes representing the drivetrain (engine, transmission, transfer case). Red exhaust lines run from both sides of the engine area, converge/route around the drivetrain, and split into two pipes that route over or along the frame and exit toward the rear passenger-side area of the vehicle. There are no dimensions, part numbers, pipe diameters, torque values, or year/model identification anywhere in the drawing. Based on the uploader's filing, it illustrates a dual exhaust layout concept for a 1991 Ford Bronco, and it is part of a set that also includes a second dual-exhaust page and a single-exhaust comparison drawing. A reader can learn the general routing path intended for dual exhaust pipes relative to the frame and body, but no specific specifications.