Exhaust Mods? Stop Here!
09-10-2004, 06:23 PM
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How do I find out if my 93 SE has an n10? And would an exhaust upgrade be feasable if I did have the n10? And what about the resonator for the 93 (if it has one?)
Besides the Flowmaster 80, wouldnt I need to replace that Catalytic Converter as well or would the Flowmaster do?
It already has a nice gurgling sound, but thats before my planned CAI upgrade. I just want to have higher air flow and keep the gurgle. Mayby louder, but I need to pull in to the garage at night without waking up my folks. :o
Besides the Flowmaster 80, wouldnt I need to replace that Catalytic Converter as well or would the Flowmaster do?
It already has a nice gurgling sound, but thats before my planned CAI upgrade. I just want to have higher air flow and keep the gurgle. Mayby louder, but I need to pull in to the garage at night without waking up my folks. :o
09-20-2004, 08:40 PM
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Well I want to upgrade my exhaust system on my car but I have a few questions.
One what size is the of pipe on a 1996 oldsmobile LSS.
Second any recommendation on a hi flow cat ?
Third any recommendation on a muffler (not to nosiy)?
Forth should I get a resonator or do I have one already?
Fifth should I just weld in a high flow cat or go all out?
One what size is the of pipe on a 1996 oldsmobile LSS.
Second any recommendation on a hi flow cat ?
Third any recommendation on a muffler (not to nosiy)?
Forth should I get a resonator or do I have one already?
Fifth should I just weld in a high flow cat or go all out?
09-23-2004, 12:34 PM
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TelePlayer wrote:
Are any of these mufflers stainless steel? I hesitate to cut off my original muffler because it looks like it will last forever.
Are any of these mufflers stainless steel? I hesitate to cut off my original muffler because it looks like it will last forever.
willwren wrote:
The top 3 best flowing mufflers for our cars (in order) are:
Magnaflow
Flowmaster
Dynomax
That'* why we talk about them, and not much else.
The top 3 best flowing mufflers for our cars (in order) are:
Magnaflow
Flowmaster
Dynomax
That'* why we talk about them, and not much else.
Also, besides the manifolds, are the mufflers the NEXT on the list of restrictive exhaust things needing to be replaced?
Thanks!
09-23-2004, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
magnaflow is stainless.... I forget what the flowmaster is, but it'* still looking good under there.
Magnaflows come polished too.
Magnaflows come polished too.
10-02-2004, 11:56 AM
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The part number for the Magnaflow I got is 12266 at justmagnaflow.com. 81.71 is what they list my muffler as.