Wheel and Tire Combo

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  1. scooper77515

    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    Pretty much...I looked at all my pictures and cannot find one of that exhaust system. Put the dumps right at the header, maybe 2" then start the glasspack, then straight out a bit, maybe 6-8" and angle it straight out to the exit site.

    Mine was mounted ONLY at the frame in one place, with removable clamps so I could quickly take off an entire side of exhaust when working on the car. The front was held on by the three nut/bolts that go on the header flange.
     
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    Thanks again :cool: Now the only thing is, when its done, how am I going to get it to the exhaust shop? :rofl:
     
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    You know, if you would have told me you wanted this setup just a couple weeks ago, I would have sent you mine rather than throwing them in the dumpster. They would have bolted right on and all you would have to do is drop two hangers....:rolleyes:
     
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    Go get it backkkk
     
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    Ended up cutting off the dumps and giving them to wagesofsin, then tossed the rest...:cry:

    I always hate throwing stuff away because someone inevitably asks for it a few weeks later...
     
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    Get it made again and I'll pay for shipping and give you the cost of the materials + some extra cash

    :drive:
     
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    Awesome.. they look great. What do they sound like? Same as glasspacks?
     
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    hay guys i have a 4 lug set up and having a hard time finding rims you guy have any suggestions?
     
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    Most wheel companies carry 4 lug wheels. You have a 4x 4.5 inch bolt pattern or in metric, it is listed as a 4x114.3mm.
     

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