SuperSonic05

pypes mid muffler system is from the mid-pipe back

Black05StangGT

no worries man they are going to sound great! the mid-muffler is just what this car needs...

whtcanbrwnd04u

Camera's date prints look nothing like that...

tac0

If you save the picture and look at the properties (right click > properties > summary > advanced) in Windows XP, the date says 4/24/2008 at 1:01 PM.

GTstangB.F.D.M.

i did notice that about the drivers side axle back pipe.. has like a wierd bend in it.. i dunno.. we will see when it gets here..

he already shipped them out to me so should be here by wednesday.. cant freakin wait.. i hate the suspense between buying the mod and waiting at the front door for the brown box guy to drop it off!

ThumperMX113

Sweet, let me know how they sound.

moosestang

They might have been installed by a shop and customized. I wouldn't worry, probably better than new. I go out and look at mine to compare, but I just took a shower, sorry.

If you plan to install them yourself, get a block of wood and hammer to you can bang the over axle pipe into the back of the mufflers. you'll not be able to get them all the way in otherwise.

I'd go ahead and hang the over axle pipes with the tips and then start with the bent pipe from the X-pipe back. I just removed mine to do the clutch and that's how I put them back in. Pull the x-pipe clamp back some along with the short bent pipe from the pypes kit, then tighten the x pipe clamp so it won't move. Put your mufflers on and bang them in with the wood and hammer once they are situated and then do the same with the over axle pipe into the back of the mufflers. Then loosen the x-pipe clamp and slide the whole thing forward and retighten.

Does your x-pipe use the stock sliding clamp? If not then the above instructions may not work.