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Ok its an exhaust question..but I seriously need help.

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  • Start date Start date Jun 17, 2004

The Brahma Bull

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Ok so I bought the MAC Y-pipe connecter dual exhaust. It sounds awesome and looked good on my car. But now..now I'm . The exhaust is rusting through and will prolly fall of my car soon.

So now I need a good exhaust. I've heard a clip of a 95 (my year) with a bassani X-pipe and Flowmaster 40 series. However I'm worried. Are X-pipes before or after the cat's? Cause in my state the shops cant mess with the catylitic converters. Also what about all the tubing and pipes to hook everything up with? Should I just bye a kit from Flowmaster and then have the X added to it? Help meeeee.
 

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just go to an exhaust shop and have them weld in some new pipes if the H POS falls off. Thats all i can say. Have them put in aluminized piping on your car Thats what i have, and it'll probably outlast my car.
 

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MAc exhausts ARE aluminized steel, and they will rot off the car if not taken care of! You need stainless steel. The X pipse go after the cats, or you can get them with cats, same goes for a few H pipes as well. The cheapest thing to do is see if you can find a shop to weld up a stainless steel H pips. I think Dr. Gas sells unwelded kits. Check it out.
 

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I aint lookin for cheap. But if I buy the new X-pipe and mufflers, I should be able to take it to a shop and they should be able to get the tubing to install it all?
 
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I have seen Magnapacks for GT/Cobra, so i take it they dont make them for V6 I was just wondering if the magnapack system on magnaflow's website, though it says its for GT/Cobra i wanted to know if it would fit my '01 V6.
 
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