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yeah i had to cut and weld mine a good bit and im still not satisfied, its not really something that can be sold in bulk due to differences from car to car. If I had a lift and better tools Im sure I could make it perfect, but I dont, and I cant afford to have a shop do it. The passenger side is fine, the drivers side the cat was way to close to the car, I did a good bit of cutting and moving around and now it rubs the torque arm every now and then but its better than before when it would start nailing the car at certain points and sounded like a jack hammer on the drivers side floorboard.
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Im going to have a lift on wednesday..... I got so god damn pissed at it... I had to take the bracket off that is right under the driveshaft....Also it being so close to the fuel lines is makin nervous..... I ran the o2 simms for now and already threw a CEL... Hey formula and delaware ss Would you guys happen to have a pic of it so I could get a better idea? Thanks for all the input guys
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I have one on my car and I don't have any fitment problems . I mocked everything up BEFORE getting underneath the car to make sure everything fit together just right . After getting it installed where everything fit good I tightened the clamps just tight enough to hold it together and I drove the car REAL easy to the local muffler shop and had all the joints welded . I can easily remove and reinstall the y-pipe by myself without any problems . Also while I had exhaust system off I installed prothane engine mounts so my exhaust does not bang the bottom of the car at all .
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