not bad for DIY..

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full turbo back in 3", no crush bends either.
the downpipe has a 1 foot flex section in it just incase i scrape.
all new tabs welded on the chassis and bolted up and finished with VHT 1500 degree flat black.
ripping the old stuff out.
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what do you guys think?
 
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Sawbladz said:
looks good. Which muffler is that? Also, can you open the cutout with the car on the ground?
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the car has to be raised a bit to get at the plate.
the hoist makes quick work of that though:evil2:
as far as the electric cutout goes, everyone i talked to about them steered me away, leaking over time was the main complaint.
 
TurboStreetCar

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you need to buy a good one that has a thicker plate, there not all made the same. a good quality one wont leak. (electric cutout)

I second the muffler request.
 
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won't get a second look from cops, but it will perform great...

get a good electric (or cable operated) cutout as well, since you won't want to have to mess with it until it's cool, and that's just not convenient...
 
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Poodles said:
won't get a second look from cops, but it will perform great...

get a good electric (or cable operated) cutout as well, since you won't want to have to mess with it until it's cool, and that's just not convenient...
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i think thats what i like the most about that muffler;) low key..
i'm not too worried about the cut-out, it will probably only come off a few times a year, it wasn't worth the extra money for the electric one, in my case anyways.
 
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