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swoop1156 · 09-09-2009, 12:29 PM

Absolutely! Great job on that!

The only thing I can think of is with regard to headers, if you get shorty or long tube, you'll need a matching mid-pipe to fit. Same goes for if you keep the stock manifolds, you can't get a midpipe for long tubes and expect it to fit with the stock manifolds, etc.

Also, "billet" above in your post should read, "Buiiltt".

09-09-2009, 12:29 PM	#6
swoop1156 Parked again... Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Pensacola, Florida Posts: 2,041	Re: I'll admit it, I'm an exhaust noob Absolutely! Great job on that! The only thing I can think of is with regard to headers, if you get shorty or long tube, you'll need a matching mid-pipe to fit. Same goes for if you keep the stock manifolds, you can't get a midpipe for long tubes and expect it to fit with the stock manifolds, etc. Also, "billet" above in your post should read, "Buiiltt". __________________ Sold but not forgotten... 2004 Torch Red Mach 1 IUP / 5-Speed Mach #238576 Modifications \| Borla Stinger's \| Painted C&L Intake \| 15% Tint \| Powdercoated Valve Covers \| '01 Cobra Tails \| '04 Cobra Mirrors \| '01 Cobra Bumper \| '01 Bullitt Skirts \| FR500 Steering Wheel \| MGW Shifter \| 3/8" Spacer \| IAC Restrictor \| 17x9/10.5 Mach's \| 275/315 Vredestein's \| MM Subframe Connectors \| Tokico D-Spec's \| MM 4-Bolt C/C Plates \| H&R Super Sport's \| Build Number \| #6935 of 7182