exhaust questions
#1
exhaust questions
Hey everyone, new here. Finally back to working on my 2002 gt after all these years. Had an STi, but got rid of it for a wakeboarding boat so back to playing with the mustang.....so heres the questions.....
1)I just got the BBK x pipe w/cats........its suppose to just bolt on to the factory flanges or do I need to replace more?
2)I have a MAC cold air, BBK 75mm TB, and a C+L plenum, and soon to have the BBK xpipe w/cats on...and its lowered with Eibachs...Im looking at a cat back system, BTW I only replaced the mufflers years ago with flowmasters, so the question is, is a cat-back system the next thing to put on, or not since i replaced the mufflers.
thanks and looking foward to discussions with all of you.
1)I just got the BBK x pipe w/cats........its suppose to just bolt on to the factory flanges or do I need to replace more?
2)I have a MAC cold air, BBK 75mm TB, and a C+L plenum, and soon to have the BBK xpipe w/cats on...and its lowered with Eibachs...Im looking at a cat back system, BTW I only replaced the mufflers years ago with flowmasters, so the question is, is a cat-back system the next thing to put on, or not since i replaced the mufflers.
thanks and looking foward to discussions with all of you.
#2
RE: exhaust questions
1)No need for any other flanges the x pipe is direct replacement.
2) Not sure if I completely unbderstand this question but heres what I got a catback will come with larger piping than stock and includes a resonator/muffler you WILL net a few more HP gain (as well as a better sound IMO) from a catback than just weld in mufflers. So from there you should be able to make a decsion. Hope that helped. and welcome to the forums!!
2) Not sure if I completely unbderstand this question but heres what I got a catback will come with larger piping than stock and includes a resonator/muffler you WILL net a few more HP gain (as well as a better sound IMO) from a catback than just weld in mufflers. So from there you should be able to make a decsion. Hope that helped. and welcome to the forums!!
#3
RE: exhaust questions
thanks for number 1....i tried to replace it last night but I need air guns and all to get the corroded nuts off. I took it too a shop and they said the flanges are too corroded and would have to be replaced (BS) and also the midpipe is a different size so it wouldnt fit into the exsisting exhuast.....both i think are BS, hence the question just to make sure.
yeah number 2 is confusing....
what i want to know is with the mufflers replaced is it worth the money for the HP gains to do a complete catback, or save the money for headers or something else, and if it was something else what would it be. thanks
yeah number 2 is confusing....
what i want to know is with the mufflers replaced is it worth the money for the HP gains to do a complete catback, or save the money for headers or something else, and if it was something else what would it be. thanks
#4
RE: exhaust questions
the x pipe should fit into the stock catback, thats a load of BS they are giving you
as for the flanges being too coroded, that could very well be possible
and, get a full catback, its stainless steel, looks better, and sounds better (SLP for the win)
as for the flanges being too coroded, that could very well be possible
and, get a full catback, its stainless steel, looks better, and sounds better (SLP for the win)
#5
RE: exhaust questions
Yea if plan on going full bolt ons go ahead and get the catback. as dor the misdpipe it's 2.5 piping and your stock is 21/4 but the midpipe is made to fit....please go to a different shop I wouldnt trust them...
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