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#22715 - 10/06/02 03:56 PM EXHAUST: COLD--Off-Road H-Pipe
sohowcome2 n00b Registered: 08/25/02 Posts: 41	HOw hard will this be to adapt to my '95 Grand Marquis I hae a single outlet now. Do I need mufflers?? --broken link removed-- Edited by Liquid (11/12/03 11:53 AM) _________________________ Marketing Administrator www.SVTPerformance.com Moderator 1st Gen Lightning www.FlaSVT.com Administrator www.intoxicated-online.com Owner www.musclecarperformance.com
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#22716 - 10/06/02 04:12 PM Re: Off-Road H-Pipe
pez Over the Hill Registered: 11/06/01 Posts: 1660	A good muffler shop should be able to make it work... Best solution is really probably to get the H-pipe with LH muffler and tailpipe from a wrecked 92-97 P71, will bolt right in and use the stock hangers and attachment points. It's also stainless, so it'll last. _________________________ Signature removed for excessive length. There are rules, Smoky. This isn't 'Nam.
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#22717 - 10/06/02 04:21 PM Re: Off-Road H-Pipe
sohowcome2 n00b Registered: 08/25/02 Posts: 41	quote: Originally posted by pez: A good muffler shop should be able to make it work... Best solution is really probably to get the H-pipe with LH muffler and tailpipe from a wrecked 92-97 P71, will bolt right in and use the stock hangers and attachment points. It's also stainless, so it'll last. Pez, What do you think a P71 exhaust will run?? I want to get the most horsepower out of it, I dont care if it is a little noisy hence the Off-Road H-Pipe _________________________ Marketing Administrator www.SVTPerformance.com Moderator 1st Gen Lightning www.FlaSVT.com Administrator www.intoxicated-online.com Owner www.musclecarperformance.com
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#22718 - 10/06/02 04:36 PM Re: Off-Road H-Pipe
Colin Poobah Registered: 07/14/01 Posts: 8981	You can grab the complete exhaust system from a junkyard for $50 bucks. I believe somebody got it for $20. Colin
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#22719 - 10/06/02 05:20 PM Re: Off-Road H-Pipe
sohowcome2 n00b Registered: 08/25/02 Posts: 41	quote: Originally posted by Colin: You can grab the complete exhaust system from a junkyard for $50 bucks. I believe somebody got it for $20. Colin Should I gut the cats on the new system then?? _________________________ Marketing Administrator www.SVTPerformance.com Moderator 1st Gen Lightning www.FlaSVT.com Administrator www.intoxicated-online.com Owner www.musclecarperformance.com
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#22720 - 10/06/02 05:51 PM Re: Off-Road H-Pipe
Colin Poobah Registered: 07/14/01 Posts: 8981	That's up to you, but why not? Colin
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#22721 - 10/07/02 06:42 AM Re: Off-Road H-Pipe
U921 Over the Hill Registered: 07/26/01 Posts: 1308	you know i cant think of anyone on this board who has put the MAC ProChamber on their vic/gr/mo.iam going to try something like that,maybe a BBK w/ cats with FRPP shortys, because iam getting ready to do the pi headswap.let us know how that works out for you,iam sure people would be very interested in a set up like that. _________________________ 96 p-71 Injecttech chip,PI heads and cams,ADTR intake tube, Pro-M 75mm MAF,Steeda pulleys,355/ trac-loc,NN/DD springs.
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