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Old 10-14-2003, 08:35 PM   #1
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I still have my 96 GT stock exhaust.. I noticed i have 6 cats =/ What should i replace and can someone give me a site where i could get the products? Someone told me i should geta X pipe, straight pipes and a cat backsystem... im new and kinda confused on how this all installs... can someone help me out? thanks..
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Old 10-14-2003, 09:43 PM   #2
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if its an offroad x or h pipe then its catless FYI. but really...they have restrictions for a reason...i say go for high flow cats and keep it legal.
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Old 10-14-2003, 09:47 PM   #3
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what i reccomend for exhaust (in order of distance from the engine)</P>


1. long tube headers...if not that, go for somethinglike midlength equals</P>


2. x pipe (or h if you want a muscular sound) with high flow cats...but you can do offroad if you dont mind fighting (or avoiding) the law.</P>


3. whatever catback suits your fancy. ask around. most say magnaflow. i say keep it unique with something cool like side exit, SLP, anything that not everyone has...uniqueness is a luxury thing with stangs, the right catback can do it.</P>


but im a kid...dont take me fully seriously. i may be right, but ask someone who actually has a stang.</P><edited><editID>Jugador</editID><editDate>37908.8257523148</editDate></edited>
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Old 10-15-2003, 01:47 AM   #4
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alright so if i get an offroad X or H pipe... i just have straight pipes going out from that??.. no cats or anything??? and if i do get a cat should i get magnaflow or a brand like that? and whay does FYI mean? Sorry, im kinda new to this stuff..
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Old 10-15-2003, 01:50 AM   #5
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oh FYI... for your info.. ehh my bad.. im a little out of it... was a long day</P>
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Old 10-15-2003, 02:17 AM   #6
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you need to research whati actually am talking about. headers...replacement for the exhaust manifold...bolts right to the engine. x/h pipe...next thing in line...has the cats (i assume you know what those do) on it. can be gotten without cats but thats illegal. then theres the catback. its anything after the x/h pipe. the cats are not on the catback. it has the muffler and the part that goes over the rear axle and the exhaust tips.
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