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4699, Basic question Posted by Brian, Jul-06-01 06:05 AM
I want to change my stock exhaust for a GS-T exhaust. I have a 96 RS NT. Does it matter what year of GS-T exhaust I get?
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4700, RE: Basic question Posted by Michael_97RS, Jul-06-01 06:25 AM
Nope. And you opnly need the rear section or the muffler. The rest of the piping is the same size.
I think just muffler or rear section is better than the whole exhaust. I "believe" the resonator is a little different so you get a deeper tone out of puting on just the muffler than the whole cat back. Which to me means better flow.
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Waiting for: Intake Manifold being ported/polished
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4701, RE: Basic question Posted by The1Bill, Jul-08-01 04:56 AM
Any year will do, providing it is a 2G (1995-1999). -=B-=
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