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Old 05-21-2007, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 92BonneSE
TTT, measured again and if I wrap something around it, it ends up being about 7 3/4 - 8 inches around.

How do you even convert that to find the pipe size???
2.5" OD

91006 is correct
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I doubt it. An SE SHOULD be 2.25". This is what happens when you measure circumference with a piece of paper.
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Ok, I will have to find something more accurate to measure with. Would having an N10 exhaust effect the pipe diameter on an SE at all or no?
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Maybe.

But on a car of your age, there'* no telling what work or reducers/adapters/swaps have been done over time.

Measure the inlet and outlet.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Maybe.

But on a car of your age, there'* no telling what work or reducers/adapters/swaps have been done over time.

Measure the inlet and outlet.
None according to my father who bought the car off the dealer lot brand new.

I'll measure tomorrow again when it is light out
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I'm not playing ******* here. I want to make sure you get the right cat. Especially if you buy online.

Even on an SSEi, I tell people to measure. Then order.
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Originally Posted by willwren
I'm not playing A$$**** here. I want to make sure you get the right cat. Especially if you buy online.

Even on an SSEi, I tell people to measure. Then order.
Sorry, wasn't trying to ba an *** just saying the exhaust has never had work done.


I measured about 500 billion times today and it is 2.5, So magnaflow part # 91006?
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