What is this??? HELP?

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Typhoonwes

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Ok.. going to get it tuned for who ever read my other posts.
BUT!!

They need to know what type of exhaust system i have.
Coming of the motor, BBK shorty...
Then unknow cat.

after the cat, they look like these
X-pipe American Thunder Catback.

My missing info is what kind of Cats do i have.

I have picture at this website, look them and tell me what you think.
The Picture are VERY LARGE!!! so adjust your browers size down.

My Car Pictures

 

deftsound

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Can't see the pics cause im at work but if you have aftermarket cats then you probably have an aftermarket midpipe and thats all they should need to know....

 

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ran260gt

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Dont think it matters , just tell them you have a high flow X with cats and a Flow catback , and holy **** your diff is a mess , you may want to drain, clean and reseal before you fluid gets low and you rear takes a $hit !

 

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Typhoonwes

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LOL.. thanks..

Those are old pics, it all i had.

I plan to change the gears and put a new cover on that..... thats give me a good idea... I have credit with American Muscle, I migh as well get the gears and the cover.. thanks....

I was going to get the lights...

 

bhuff30

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It is very possible the front seal on your rear end is leaking. In my case, it was bad pinion bearing allowing to much slop and causing the leak. Whatever the case is, I would think anyone competent enough to install gears could find and fix the issue.