Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
11-18-2007, 10:53 PM
#11
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: MI
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RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
Ok, so my sister's husband is wanting to do this to their Mustang, as well.
I have two, flowmaster delta flow 50 series mufflers, I plan on selling them, but where are they going to need to be mounted?
In the rear, right behind the bumper? Or can they be mounted more towards the front? They are 2.25" I/O both sides being center mount.
Will these work for my brother-in-law? Or not?
I have two, flowmaster delta flow 50 series mufflers, I plan on selling them, but where are they going to need to be mounted?
In the rear, right behind the bumper? Or can they be mounted more towards the front? They are 2.25" I/O both sides being center mount.
Will these work for my brother-in-law? Or not?
11-19-2007, 01:06 AM
#12
RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
I used the template from Pypes. It worked perfectly. My tech was able to cut the bumper in minutes and it came out sweet. I couldn't be happier and I am extreme lunatic about my cars appearance. Go for it!!
11-19-2007, 05:02 AM
#13
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RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
ORIGINAL: FrenchyII
Ok, so my sister's husband is wanting to do this to their Mustang, as well.
I have two, flowmaster delta flow 50 series mufflers, I plan on selling them, but where are they going to need to be mounted?
In the rear, right behind the bumper? Or can they be mounted more towards the front? They are 2.25" I/O both sides being center mount.
Will these work for my brother-in-law? Or not?
Ok, so my sister's husband is wanting to do this to their Mustang, as well.
I have two, flowmaster delta flow 50 series mufflers, I plan on selling them, but where are they going to need to be mounted?
In the rear, right behind the bumper? Or can they be mounted more towards the front? They are 2.25" I/O both sides being center mount.
Will these work for my brother-in-law? Or not?
11-20-2007, 07:16 AM
#16
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Southeast Virginia
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RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
ORIGINAL: dgv607
same with me
i got dual exhausts and i didnt wannna cut off a second slot
i didnt wanna make it look uneven or mess up in any way
same with me
i got dual exhausts and i didnt wannna cut off a second slot
i didnt wanna make it look uneven or mess up in any way
The only other option is to pay for a GT takeoff or some other after market dual exhaust bumper. I didn't want to spend extra $ on that, but rather in other mods.
12-21-2007, 05:18 PM
#18
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: CA
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RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
^ Wow nice comment... Nice to see someone is pretty smart and narrow minded. Stuck in the right lane are ya? Gluck to ya! 
Anyhow, don't be afraid to make any cuts to your rear bumper. Get the template and just follow directions!
Get some sandpaper to smooth out the hole when you are done or it will have those little frayed edges all around it from the cutting.
Don't spend the money for a GT bumper... someone said all this before but if you are REALLY scared, take the car over to an exhaust shop and have them install everything for you as well as cut the hole for you. Just make sure to give them the template and any directions etc.
Good luck!
Anyhow, don't be afraid to make any cuts to your rear bumper. Get the template and just follow directions!
Get some sandpaper to smooth out the hole when you are done or it will have those little frayed edges all around it from the cutting.Don't spend the money for a GT bumper... someone said all this before but if you are REALLY scared, take the car over to an exhaust shop and have them install everything for you as well as cut the hole for you. Just make sure to give them the template and any directions etc.
Good luck!
12-21-2007, 05:18 PM
#19
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Southern California
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RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
duals are awesome. i cut my hole out with a Husky brand utility knife that i bought from Home Depot. blade was razor sharp and the plastic bumper cut like butter. muff shop told me i did a professional style job.
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12-21-2007, 05:39 PM
#20
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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RE: Want to Dual Exhaust, but there's a wee problem
ORIGINAL: xyster
^ Wow nice comment... Nice to see someone is pretty smart and narrow minded. Stuck in the right lane are ya? Gluck to ya!
Anyhow, don't be afraid to make any cuts to your rear bumper. Get the template and just follow directions! Get some sandpaper to smooth out the hole when you are done or it will have those little frayed edges all around it from the cutting.
Don't spend the money for a GT bumper... someone said all this before but if you are REALLY scared, take the car over to an exhaust shop and have them install everything for you as well as cut the hole for you. Just make sure to give them the template and any directions etc.
Good luck!
^ Wow nice comment... Nice to see someone is pretty smart and narrow minded. Stuck in the right lane are ya? Gluck to ya!
Anyhow, don't be afraid to make any cuts to your rear bumper. Get the template and just follow directions!
Get some sandpaper to smooth out the hole when you are done or it will have those little frayed edges all around it from the cutting.Don't spend the money for a GT bumper... someone said all this before but if you are REALLY scared, take the car over to an exhaust shop and have them install everything for you as well as cut the hole for you. Just make sure to give them the template and any directions etc.
Good luck!