4" exhaust throught the back
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4" exhaust throught the back Well to start off, I want to tell people about my new setup so that people understand more about exhaust and suspension. I first bought the s@w race car suspension that has subframe connectors and a cross brace that mounts to the torque arm insteed of the tranni. However, the kit only bolts to a ten bolt and no exhaust kit out there will work after the headers due to the cross brace. My fabricator has built a new bracket for the torque arm to fit any rear end and fixed the cross brace to except a bad *** 3" y pipe that flows better than any other and y's to 4" exhaust all the way to the back of the car. This new exhaust in my opinion changed my mind about any exhaust out there. If people have ever run into the problems I have, let me know if you want more info. As soon as I get pics and sound clip, I will post them. If anyone has 4" exhaust, please post so I can see. Also, if people are interested, he can build the kits for you.
there was this mod i cant remember who it was, but he build 4 inch exhaust all the way to the back using lots and lots of mandrel bends on the side street of his house!, it was a red camaro i remember that i just cant remember his name!
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I checked mufflex out and they are nice products. However, the catback system is actually a kit that connects to a y pipe and their y pipe is nice but is built like everyone elses. For the money though, I think the mufflex is a bad *** kit. I dont know how it fits though, with clearence issues.
I checked mufflex out and they are nice products. However, the catback system is actually a kit that connects to a y pipe and their y pipe is nice but is built like everyone elses. For the money though, I think the mufflex is a bad *** kit. I dont know how it fits though, with clearence issues.
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Verdad Gallardo I saw the 4" mufflex on a thirdgen about 5 years ago. Didnt seem to have any issues with it. It didnt have any tips though just a turn down facing the driver side out the muffler in the regular position.
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grifter, looks good. as far as the flowmaster merge, nothing will fit the s@w suspension. i know the 4" has been around but i have never heard of someone fitting it through the s@w suspension. if you dont have a full cross brace, any exhaust will fit. also, no boost and stock cubes, but plans for both soon.
grifter, looks good. as far as the flowmaster merge, nothing will fit the s@w suspension. i know the 4" has been around but i have never heard of someone fitting it through the s@w suspension. if you dont have a full cross brace, any exhaust will fit. also, no boost and stock cubes, but plans for both soon.
I am not familar with S&W's suspension, but I would imagine that it would difficult to have any off the shelf exhaust fit. But any reputable exhaust should be able to get it done.
