stock exhaust??welding???
05-02-2007, 02:32 PM
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stock exhaust??welding???
i wanted to kno what the stock gt exhaust is made of reg steel or ss and if its is a good idea to shop out the mufflers and jsut weld in in straight piping??
any ideas?
any ideas?
05-02-2007, 02:49 PM
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RE: stock exhaust??welding???
ORIGINAL: AmericanBred_4.6
i wanted to kno what the stock gt exhaust is made of reg steel or ss and if its is a good idea to shop out the mufflers and jsut weld in in straight piping??
any ideas?
i wanted to kno what the stock gt exhaust is made of reg steel or ss and if its is a good idea to shop out the mufflers and jsut weld in in straight piping??
any ideas?
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
05-02-2007, 03:00 PM
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RE: stock exhaust??welding???
ORIGINAL: undecided.steve
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
05-02-2007, 03:12 PM
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RE: stock exhaust??welding???
ORIGINAL: GolfmanSpeck
What?... no mufflers sounds awesome, but yes probably too loud for street use.
ORIGINAL: undecided.steve
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
05-02-2007, 04:59 PM
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RE: stock exhaust??welding???
ORIGINAL: GolfmanSpeck
What?... no mufflers sounds awesome, but yes probably too loud for street use.
ORIGINAL: undecided.steve
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
05-02-2007, 05:27 PM
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RE: stock exhaust??welding???
ORIGINAL: GolfmanSpeck
What?... no mufflers sounds awesome, but yes probably too loud for street use.
ORIGINAL: undecided.steve
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
Stock system is a SS 409 blend I believe.
If you have any plans driving the car on the streets I would not even consider removing the mufflers.
It not only sounds extremely loud, but it's a horrible sound as well.
As far as welding to SS, a GOOD SHOP can do it properly.
The problem is finding a good shop.
Chances are that the welds will not be done correctly and will rust out over time.
Damn, a guy driving an SN-95 was giving me **** for my exhaust saying it sounded like a V6 so he started it up and he had straightpipes....even my girlfriend knew how HORRIBLE it sounded, it was awful
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