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Jan 31, 2004 | 07:33 PM
  #21  
ok so they are not stick on.. either way it does not matter what i think its your car not mine..
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Jan 31, 2004 | 07:41 PM
  #22  
Quote: If you really want something decent, go buy whatever muffler you want, keep the stock cat in there, and take it to a muffler shop and have them put in whatever size piping you want, all mandrel bent, and make sure you have a resonator in there, or it will be buzzy.

I agree on going for shop-made customs, but where are you going to find a place that mandrel bends? Because to have a kit welded up out of radius tubing is gonna cost $$$ unless you know somebody... I'm on cheapo crush-bent aluminized (gotta love Cali, where bare steel would last 10 years :wiggle: ), no buzzy sound, and less than $125 spent.

To have a radius tubing stainless exhaust welded up... may as well buy off -the-shelf. At least 'round here. All yous guys seem to get stuff cheaper for some reason... :cry:
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Jan 31, 2004 | 08:03 PM
  #23  
i bought the rear end for my exhaust and just brought it to an exhaust shop. (which is why it looks the way it does, im getting it fixed soon) 2.5 inch from the cat back. it was ****in loud. so i had them put in a 4 x 17 inch high flow resonator, and damn does it sound good. so far my exhaust has cost me a lot. but thats cause i keep changing it and making it better. i like mine more than the factory Apexi N1 catback exhaust
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Jan 31, 2004 | 10:14 PM
  #24  
Here in MD, I know several shops with mandrels. Maybe it's so common because it's muscle car heaven out here. Hmmmm.
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Feb 1, 2004 | 10:27 AM
  #25  
Quote: All yous guys seem to get stuff cheaper for some reason... :cry:
He said yous guys :chuckles: :rick:

Yeah, I wanna know why I can't find anything cheap around my area :angry:. But Doc, you found that header for 80 bucks :awais:.
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