I just want to make sure I have my head screwed on straight before I go somewhere and look stupid. My '86 has a "custom" exhaust that appears to start after the factory DP and has many holes in it, among other problems. Here's my plan for replacing it:
3" elbow from 40bob.com
3" flextube from ATpturbo.com (6" OAL)
Magnaflow 3" Cat
3" to Dual 2.5" Y-Pipe
Dual 2.5" Spintech Mufflers (Magnaflow considered)
Dual 2.5" Pipes over the axle and out the back
As far as the layout up front, I have a couple ideas:
1) Get a DP from 40bob and cut it up to incorporate the flexpipe
2) Put the flexpipe right after the DP, before the cat
Any recommendations?
I want to incorporate a couple flanges so I can get it all apart later, I was thinking about one after the elbow and one after the cat. Are there advantages of a v-band type over a flange type?
I'm open to all input. The engine is mostly stock, just has the boost dialed up a bit with a manual valve and a K&N. I'm looking for a sound that is noticeable but not obnoxious.
Anyone know a good exhaust shop in Detroit?
3" elbow from 40bob.com
3" flextube from ATpturbo.com (6" OAL)
Magnaflow 3" Cat
3" to Dual 2.5" Y-Pipe
Dual 2.5" Spintech Mufflers (Magnaflow considered)
Dual 2.5" Pipes over the axle and out the back
As far as the layout up front, I have a couple ideas:
1) Get a DP from 40bob and cut it up to incorporate the flexpipe
2) Put the flexpipe right after the DP, before the cat
Any recommendations?
I want to incorporate a couple flanges so I can get it all apart later, I was thinking about one after the elbow and one after the cat. Are there advantages of a v-band type over a flange type?
I'm open to all input. The engine is mostly stock, just has the boost dialed up a bit with a manual valve and a K&N. I'm looking for a sound that is noticeable but not obnoxious.
Anyone know a good exhaust shop in Detroit?

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