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my old exhaust was about to break at the muffler itself, so after hitting three different parts store i had the muffler, and the tubing to put it together. i ran the muffler up high about one inch from the heat shield and straight out the back. i clamped the last piece till i build my bumper and then i will run it on out, i might have to turn the last elbow down for clearance. i went with the 2.5" tubing because in the bend they are 2.25" radius, and in my pea brain i figured that would equate to 2.25" exhaust. i ended up with a dynomax muffler which sounds good and deep and not like a fart can. i tig welded all the joints and reused the flange from the old exhaust to bolt up to the wore out cat. that is black paint on the tubing.

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What did you end up spending on that project? I replaced my rear exhaust a couple years ago and was suprized to find out that the entire rear was only $125 from the dealer. It comes all welded together and took maybe 30 minutes to replace.

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about 60 bucks. you bought a 2.25'' exhaust from the dealer with muffler for 125 bucks. that is pretty good. doing it myself i was able to move the muffler up and out of the way.