TSP Rumbler Modification?
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TSP Rumbler Modification? Im about to buy the TSP Rumbler catback to replace my flowmaster and it says it needs modification to fit.
My car is a 94 Z28 so it has the single cat im just curious what needs to be done to make it fit
My car is a 94 Z28 so it has the single cat im just curious what needs to be done to make it fit
Prolly hangers Have you looked at mufflex's 3in , 3.5in & 4in systems Depends on your cars horsepower level as to what one you buy!!! I got their 4in for my 396 build I just think if you get that raspy rumbler youll hate it after awhile Theres some youtube vids of guys with the mufflex systems Keeps ya from gettin tickets at a stop light when johnny law pulls up next to ya LOL But its loud when ya nail it 
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From: Mass
Prolly hangers Have you looked at mufflex's 3in , 3.5in & 4in systems Depends on your cars horsepower level as to what one you buy!!! I got their 4in for my 396 build I just think if you get that raspy rumbler youll hate it after awhile Theres some youtube vids of guys with the mufflex systems Keeps ya from gettin tickets at a stop light when johnny law pulls up next to ya LOL But its loud when ya nail it
I found my mufflex on here for a lil over half price If you look hard enuff you might find a Borla,corsa or SLP loudmouth on here pretty cheap Just use the search feature Ive found a bunch of my parts off of here & craigslist
Just use the search feature Ive found a bunch of my parts off of here & craigslist 
Yep, you need the 'S' pipe from the cat to the trans tunnel - as far as I know, Flowmaster is the only company that sells one and its the entire I-pipe. Post a wtb ad or perhaps have one made, shouldnt be too difficult/expensive
