Saleen Exhaust

Pliskin

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I was just given a Saleen exhaust but don't wanna change the bumper and all that. Think it's possible to cut off the mufflers and weld em on to mine? Or what can I do to em? I wanna use em...I want the sound more than performance.

http://www.saleen.com/sc101ServicesUserFiles/shopper/images/prod/10-2102-B11504.jpg

 

nycstang37

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imo its not worth the time and money to convert them to fit the stock bumper. i understand it was free but it would probably be cheaper to buy a new setup that may sound better or just as good and not have to deal with cutting and welding, which will cost you unless you have a welder at home.

 

bigcat

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you would be wasting your time

 

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wonder why it was free? looks stupid too. But thats only my opinion.

 

SinCityVogel

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I agree dont wast your time.

 

Shocwave04

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I think the exhaust looks sweet.... but then again I haven't seen it on anything but a saleen....so idk. I think it would be cool to have a different exhaust setup with the saleen tips....

PS am I mistakin or does the pip connect right where to tips are???? How does that work???

 

Pliskin

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Yeah I guess you're right. Well what the hell should I do with a $1000 Saleen exhaust then? I figured it coulda held me over until I got my Corsa.

 

Tmack

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The cool thing if you were able to retrofit the Saleen exhaust is you'd have the "Variable Design" technology. This is according to Saleen:

"The exhaust system is an innovative “variable design,” featuring twin mufflers with vacuum-actuated valves that open above a specified back pressure. When these valves open, a portion of the exhaust gases is routed through a second set of tail pipes pointed at the ground which allows the engine to be calibrated to produce higher torque and non restrictive flow."

When you punch it they are LOUD! And they sound great around town. Plus you would be unique.

 

Pliskin

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I don't think there's an easy way. Maybe just cut off the pipes leading to the dual centers and weld on my straight pipes?