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Old 07-11-2008, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by abecedarian
How does that work... two bends.... Even if you leave the cat straight, and hit the muff straight, you have to bend up to go over the axle, then arc over the axle back down, then bend back horizontal. That's 3 bends....
Unless it comes straight out of the muffler, bends up to go over the axle, then bends back straight and it ends right there above the axle.

Versus bending to go back down the other side of the axle.

Did that make any sense?

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yeah, makes sense.
I've was an electrician in a past 1/2 decade.
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mine has 1 small bend before the muffler, and 1 small bend after... get a muffler with an offset input/output... so the output is higher than the input... then it just has to bend up slightly up to the input, and out to exit between the leaf and frame.
i use a flowmaster 40 with 2.5" pipe and no cat.. sounds great... especially with headers.
..the larger the pipe, the deeper the sound will be.. i wouldnt use anything larger than 2.5" tho.
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Originally Posted by abecedarian
How does that work... two bends.... Even if you leave the cat straight, and hit the muff straight, you have to bend up to go over the axle, then arc over the axle back down, then bend back horizontal. That's 3 bends....

Well, mine comes straight off the cat, one bend up at about 45 degrees, muffler in place there, then one more bend 45 degrees to be come flat, it then passes over the axle and straight out under the bumper. I can do that since I have a body lift
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Well, mine comes straight off the cat, one bend up at about 45 degrees, muffler in place there, then one more bend 45 degrees to be come flat, it then passes over the axle and straight out under the bumper. I can do that since I have a body lift
that's cheating.
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Originally Posted by Jay351
Well, mine comes straight off the cat, one bend up at about 45 degrees, muffler in place there, then one more bend 45 degrees to be come flat, it then passes over the axle and straight out under the bumper. I can do that since I have a body lift
Oh booooo!! That's not fair.
Looks like we were both wrong abecedarian.

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so a magnaflow 24" with a 2.25 cat back custom piping?
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Oh booooo!! That's not fair.
Looks like we were both wrong abecedarian.

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so a magnaflow 24" with a 2.25 cat back custom piping?

Sounds like a plan.
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Originally Posted by Jay351
Yep! Unless your local shop does mandrel bends, but usually they only do popular sizes like 2.5 and 3"... well around here at least.

If you use the crush style bends try to make a system with the least amount of bends. My system only has two bends in it (exits straight out back).
Did you get yours done at Carline?
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I got mine done at Budget in maple ridge. I took my sisters chevy to carline and they ripped her off. I always thought they were one of the best shops around, they will never get a penny from me again....
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Originally Posted by Jay351
I got mine done at Budget in maple ridge. I took my sisters chevy to carline and they ripped her off. I always thought they were one of the best shops around, they will never get a penny from me again....
I've had Carline recommended to me by quite a few people for any exhaust work but haven't been myself. Maybe I'll reconsider. Did Budget do mandrel beding?
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I too heard good things about Carline, by a few people, including a mechanic. Never again! Guys were total jerks to boot!

Budget didnt do mandrel bends. Since I only have two bends on the entire system it doesnt really effect anything

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Originally Posted by frm_808
hey guys, sorry but i didnt search to tell the truth. dont have much time since the last time i visted was in march.

i got an 89 toy v6 xtra cab 4x4 auto at home in hawaii. i now live in vegas but my dad uses to go to work and stuff and was wondering wats the best sounding exhaust? he doesnt want it loud since he is my dad but just enough for a good sound and performance. possibly a CAT BACK system. also not to expensive.

thanks guys!!
Go down exhaust system's in waipahu and tell them what you want, he'll give you different options depending on what you want.

I'm running 40 series flowmaster with 2 1/4 pipe's.
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thanks again guys
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Talking

I have a Flowmaster on my 1989 3.slow for about 2 months now. My opinion, not that it is worth much, is the way it sounds sucks green slimy swamp water! I would rather have the factory muffler back on it and will be changing it to something else soon.

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