***Need you help**Hooker catback fit cme?
the muffler is pretty dam big, and exhaust pipes would have to make about a 45 degree or more bend to get it to the middle- hence hurting power. I could be wrong though. I will be under my car tomorrow and will take a look
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Verdad Gallardo could you measure it from to pipe to pie for me ? thanks ill check car tomorrow its in storage so when i check it i will also get the measurements
it'll work. i have an ss with a cme and a z28 with a hooker muffler and stock tail pipes.
Both measure 3' between the pipes. Get someone who can bend a pipe into a 90 and it can be made to work. That cme pic you have needs a 90 bent on two sides.
To someone who knows what they're doing it's considered very easy.
Both measure 3' between the pipes. Get someone who can bend a pipe into a 90 and it can be made to work. That cme pic you have needs a 90 bent on two sides.
To someone who knows what they're doing it's considered very easy.
I got your pm, can't do that, sorry.
All you need looking at the cme pics and assuming you have a muffler installed, is two pieces of pipe bent at 90* to connect the cme to the muffler. My cme came with them. With the hooker muffler you may need these parts custom made anyway.
Maybe you can get a better idea with the pics.
All you need looking at the cme pics and assuming you have a muffler installed, is two pieces of pipe bent at 90* to connect the cme to the muffler. My cme came with them. With the hooker muffler you may need these parts custom made anyway.
Maybe you can get a better idea with the pics.
Last edited by 9000th01ss; Mar 26, 2009 at 05:01 PM.
I got your pm, can't do that, sorry.
All you need looking at the cme pics and assuming you have a muffler installed, is two pieces of pipe bent at 90* to connect the cme to the muffler. My cme came with them. With the hooker muffler you may need these parts custom made anyway.
Maybe you can get a better idea with the pics.
All you need looking at the cme pics and assuming you have a muffler installed, is two pieces of pipe bent at 90* to connect the cme to the muffler. My cme came with them. With the hooker muffler you may need these parts custom made anyway.
Maybe you can get a better idea with the pics.
It'll work, I wouldn't expect it to slide together without modification.
I measured both mufflers, they are within 1/2" in outlet width, I measured but couldn't get a good pic, I tried, not having the best of days otherwise either.
I measured both mufflers, they are within 1/2" in outlet width, I measured but couldn't get a good pic, I tried, not having the best of days otherwise either.
Last edited by 9000th01ss; Mar 26, 2009 at 05:01 PM.
thanks for all the help guys so you are sying that the 90 bend needs to come from the muffler and the one from the cme (those 90 beds come with tips) thanks again for all your help
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You are an idiot! I have the CME on my Hooker exhuast. The factory CME has the tailpipes bend at a 90 degree angle toward the center of the car, where the CME tips are. The cat-back tailpipes (OEM and aftermarket) are at the same locations. All you need to do is trim the tailpipes a bit under the rear bumper to avoid having the CME tips hanging out past the bumper. Any exhaust will work with a CME!
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thanks
