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deuceApr-22-04 08:22 AM
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#73347, "So from this pic to my stock exhaust set up."


          



The bottom pipe from what I see is a test pipe...do I have to install that or can I use the two top pipes with muffler with my cat.

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TeamMichael_97RSApr-23-04 06:33 AM
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#73404, "RE: So from this pic to my stock exhaust set up."
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 Apr-23-04 06:34 AM by Michael_97RS

          

The bottom pipe is the intermediate pipe.

But that is a very insteresting intermediate pipe.One end has a flange the other doesn't. The secondary pipe that bolts to the intermediate pipe, has flanges on both ends. So the intermediate pipe should have a flange on both sides (one to cat, other to the secondary pipe), but doesn't. Looks like it needs modification to fit.

The rear section, may be the same situation, I don't see a flange on the end of it, but with the angle the picture is taken at it could be hidden.



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#73418, "RE: So from this pic to my stock exhaust set up."
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Isnt that vierd?



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run4cvrApr-23-04 12:57 PM
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#73420, "RE: So from this pic to my stock exhaust set up."
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Originally posted by Michael_97RS
The bottom pipe is the intermediate pipe. But that is a very insteresting intermediate pipe.One end has a flange the other doesn't. The secondary pipe that bolts to the intermediate pipe, has flanges on both ends. So the intermediate pipe should have a flange on both sides (one to cat, other to the secondary pipe), but doesn't. Looks like it needs modification to fit. The rear section, may be the same situation, I don't see a flange on the end of it, but with the angle the picture is taken at it could be hidden. Exile Racing Technologies: http://www.exileracing.com una salus victus


Looks like a slip fit to ease installation to me. Maybe install it and then drive to a muffler shop to get it welded.

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TeamMichael_97RSApr-23-04 05:24 PM
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#73435, "RE: So from this pic to my stock exhaust set up."
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Originally posted by run4cvr
Looks like a slip fit to ease installation to me. Maybe install it and then drive to a muffler shop to get it welded.


Yeah, but slip over what? The part it connects to on either end is a flange.



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