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2fst4uNov-25-01 10:51 AM
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#8132, "Exhaust for GS-T on a GS?"


          

Im looking at purchasing a Racing Medalion cat-back for my 97' GS. From looking at prices and availabilty, the exhaust is cheaper and easier to find for a GS-T. My question is can I alter the piping on the exhaust to fit a GS instead and save some doe?

  

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phatGSNov-25-01 11:03 AM
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#8133, "RE: Exhaust for GS-T on a GS?"
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it will fit as is, only turbo exhaust that won't fit is GSX. The piping on this particular exhaust is kinda big for n/a applications. I think it's 3" which means you'll lose some low-end from it.

Brandon
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2fst4uNov-25-01 01:09 PM
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#8134, "RE: Exhaust for GS-T on a GS?"
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>it will fit as is, only turbo exhaust that won't fit is GSX.
> The piping on this particular exhaust is kinda big for n/a
>applications. I think it's 3" which means you'll lose some
>low-end from it.


Even if I plan to turbo the car???

  

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klipzracerNov-25-01 01:30 PM
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#8135, "RE: Exhaust for GS-T on a GS?"
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well, a gsx wouldn't fit your car regaurdless cause the way it's routed to make room for the drivetrain and a gs-t and gsx piping would be the same size.

  

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phatGSNov-25-01 02:30 PM
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#8136, "RE: Exhaust for GS-T on a GS?"
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it'll be perfectly fine if you turbo, the larger size will aid the turbo in spooling up quicker.

Brandon
'95 GS, Auto.
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Maxspeed coilovers

  

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