Anyone Have Stock Catback?
Anyone Have Stock Catback? Does anyone here have a stock catback, or mellow aftermarket catback for an LT1 Formula?
My muffler has holes in it now, and I'd like to replace it on a tight budget. My state sometimes fails cars with noticebaly louder-than-stock exhaust, hence why I can't get anything too throaty.
Let me know if you have anything and are close to me.
Thanks a lot.
My muffler has holes in it now, and I'd like to replace it on a tight budget. My state sometimes fails cars with noticebaly louder-than-stock exhaust, hence why I can't get anything too throaty.
Let me know if you have anything and are close to me.
Thanks a lot.
I live in central CT, and have the stock catback of my 01 ws6 I pipe will have to be rewelded @ the muffler, but if you want it you can come down and get it, gimmie whatever it's worth to you and take it away.
Thank you very much for your reply and your offer, JL.
Because I do not know how to weld yet, I'd prefer to find something that I can just bolt up in my driveway, no welding required. But, if I can't find something like that, I'll take advantage of your offer.
2000LS1TA, are LS1 catbacks quite similar to LT1 catbacks, size/length wise?
Because I do not know how to weld yet, I'd prefer to find something that I can just bolt up in my driveway, no welding required. But, if I can't find something like that, I'll take advantage of your offer.
2000LS1TA, are LS1 catbacks quite similar to LT1 catbacks, size/length wise?
I just don't want to have t deal with the hassle of taking the car to a shop...I like to do as much as I can on my own. Guess I need to learn to weld asap, though.
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Clamps will help certainly but the issue will be is the ability to seal, I say clamp it get it nice, take it to a muffler shop and they can finish off the welds.
I know JL personally, ive seen the cat back many times, a quality peice, his car had like 13k miles on it so its low milage send him a PM
I know JL personally, ive seen the cat back many times, a quality peice, his car had like 13k miles on it so its low milage send him a PM
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Verdad Gallardo you will have to weld mine, I cut it at the muffler when I took it off. The stock catback came off my car at 5400 miles fwiw.
If you have a friend with a welder, or access to one it would be easy to do. Just put the I pipe on, put the muffler on and line the 2 up, tack it, and then run a good bead all the way around. Easy.
If you have a friend with a welder, or access to one it would be easy to do. Just put the I pipe on, put the muffler on and line the 2 up, tack it, and then run a good bead all the way around. Easy.
Stock SS catback off my 2000 if you haven't found a system yet, it is cut though at the point where it starts to go up over the axle. I could weld it back but I would prob get a shop to mock it back up under the car then weld it.
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