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PowerEclipsesNov-29-01 11:06 AM
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#9163, "how big is a stock exhaust"




          

on a 95 GS... i wanna get a univeral muffler... but i dont feel like welding that shit on... guys have any idea?


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randyNov-29-01 11:25 AM
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#9164, "RE: how big is a stock exhaust"
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I believe outside diameter is 2.25 inch.

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vegasdsmrNov-29-01 03:08 PM
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#9165, "RE: how big is a stock exhaust"
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yup, but buy a 2.5" one, and then have the welder put an adapter on that shit so when u get phatter pipes, you wont have to buy a new muffler.

and he was right, 2.25

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PowerEclipsesNov-29-01 11:05 PM
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#9166, "RE: how big is a stock exhaust"
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alright thanks man


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TeamMichael_97RSNov-30-01 05:59 AM
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#9167, "RE: how big is a stock exhaust"
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No he wasn't right, stock piping is 2" diameter not 2-1/4" If you go with a 2.5" inlet muffler to do a 2.5" piping later, you'll need a 2.5" to 2" adapter.

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