New News & A Mid-Pipe
#1
New News & A Mid-Pipe
Word to all ya'lls mothers. I'll bring you up to speed for those who are always pondering why I come and go so easy.
1. I did get the Mustang back and started making payments to my parents.
2. A week after I got my Mustang back, I got docked on Highway 68/80 for doing twenty bucks over, court date, all that fun stuff (one of those late night only-car-on-the-road situations.) I had pulled out my CB the few months before and I had left my radar in Murray (And they nailed me with a K-Band... what luck I have.)
So with the insurance and all that good stuff, I could take the car off the road for the year until my driver's insurance premium starts to come down or I could pay a ridiculous amount of the car while also paying off my parents for a car payment. Keep in mind I'm in college. So I decided to pull it off the road and, alas, work on it! Yeah!
So I've got 35mm spacers lined up, some interior work (that I originally ****ed up myself and I want to fix) amongst other things.. I've pretty much visually tricked it out as much as I can aside from a GT hood and what now. For those of you who have forgotten.....
Yes, for those of you unaccustomed to my creation, its a half-assed looking Saleen V6 Automatic. Hollluuurrr! Anyway. I want to buy a mid-pipe, an off-road mid-pipe.
The car's sitting in the carport in Murray and once I get it registered (after the inspections and all that) I want to pull off my Y-Pipe (it has had problems with the driver's side CAT anyway) and replace it with a X or H pipe, offroad. I have stock headers (not looking to replace them anytime soon) and I was looking at AM's MAC off-road H-pipe, http://www.americanmuscle.com/9904v6...ad-h-pipe.html
So I need your advice before I put the money down here folks, hit me back up, I've trusted ya'll for roughly two grand of stuff from MT, so don't let me down now.
1. I did get the Mustang back and started making payments to my parents.
2. A week after I got my Mustang back, I got docked on Highway 68/80 for doing twenty bucks over, court date, all that fun stuff (one of those late night only-car-on-the-road situations.) I had pulled out my CB the few months before and I had left my radar in Murray (And they nailed me with a K-Band... what luck I have.)
So with the insurance and all that good stuff, I could take the car off the road for the year until my driver's insurance premium starts to come down or I could pay a ridiculous amount of the car while also paying off my parents for a car payment. Keep in mind I'm in college. So I decided to pull it off the road and, alas, work on it! Yeah!
So I've got 35mm spacers lined up, some interior work (that I originally ****ed up myself and I want to fix) amongst other things.. I've pretty much visually tricked it out as much as I can aside from a GT hood and what now. For those of you who have forgotten.....
Yes, for those of you unaccustomed to my creation, its a half-assed looking Saleen V6 Automatic. Hollluuurrr! Anyway. I want to buy a mid-pipe, an off-road mid-pipe.
The car's sitting in the carport in Murray and once I get it registered (after the inspections and all that) I want to pull off my Y-Pipe (it has had problems with the driver's side CAT anyway) and replace it with a X or H pipe, offroad. I have stock headers (not looking to replace them anytime soon) and I was looking at AM's MAC off-road H-pipe, http://www.americanmuscle.com/9904v6...ad-h-pipe.html
So I need your advice before I put the money down here folks, hit me back up, I've trusted ya'll for roughly two grand of stuff from MT, so don't let me down now.
#6
he probably has the dual exhaust Y pipe converter.. which connects to the Y pipe and splits to both ends of the car.
#8
I haven't really gotten underneath it enough to actually truely inspect it (the dual-system was on their when I bought the car,) but from what I gathered the two times I saw the exhaust was that it was a complete hack-job, welded. It's got a Y-Pipe but it splits and picks up the two cats and the actual piping is a take-off GT catback.
It's a real cheap job, so I'm looking to slowly get rid of it. The mid-pipe's gotta go though, one of the catalytic converter's is shattered and it keeps throwing codes.
So I'm looking to remove the current hackjob mid-pipe and replace it with an off road H-pipe. I dont have any problems with the catback, so, just the midpipe for now.
It's a real cheap job, so I'm looking to slowly get rid of it. The mid-pipe's gotta go though, one of the catalytic converter's is shattered and it keeps throwing codes.
So I'm looking to remove the current hackjob mid-pipe and replace it with an off road H-pipe. I dont have any problems with the catback, so, just the midpipe for now.
#9
I have a kit from mac which bolts right on to the Y-Pipe. As stated above it bolts on and then splits into two for the dual exhaust.
#10
i toataly forgot about that system
#12
and the magnapack system, and i believe the also make a flowmasters system, also a borla system...where have you been buddy? there has always been y pipe catbacks...lol
#13
All I know is that it's a hack job down there... it sounds decent but I've had to had the pipe's rehung twice. Is slowly gotta go man, maybe in the springtime I can meet up with csledd and get her opinion on it.
#14
damm the funny thing is that I knew all this and i research it but i have been looking @ custon ones lately so i lost focus. Yeah the borla one is nice. im not sure on the flow one though.
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